Most Aborted Father
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Most Aborted Father
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Sometimes I feel like a cigarette
I'm wrapped in paper
And I'm suffocating to death
Suffocating to death
Suffocating to death
Suffocating to death
My heads on fire
My heads on fire
And someone's sucking out of
My nicotine away
My nicotine away
My nicotine away
My nicotine away
I'm the most aborted father
In 18 counties
18 Nationwide I guess
Nationwide I guess
Nationwide I guess
Nationwide I guess
I don't want to be a cigarette anymore
I'm done with having my soul sucked out
All day and night, so please just put me out
All day and night, so please just put me out
All day and night, so please just put me out
All day and night, day and night
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