Sticky Labels
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Sticky Labels
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Don't stop the bus for the black girl
Please don't speak to the fat girl
The most interesting people aren't always the smartest
The ability to draw doesn't make you an artist
Labels keep on getting in the way
Boring anorexic ginger gay
Labels take away your right to exist
Pervert stalker slut misogynist
I don't mind what you call me to my face
Your wicked thoughts reflect on you
I don't care if you say you hate my friends
A label's never easy to see through
Don't pick a fight with a junkie
No on gives and shit about the drunkies
The most affluent of people are never the nicest
Money can't buy you love or social devices
Labels keep on getting in the way
Useless idiotic fiancee
Labels take away your right to exist
Homeless smoker loner frigid bitch
I don't mind what you call me to my face
Your wicked thoughts reflect on you
I don't care if you say you hate my friends
A label's never easy to see through
But leaving on the labels just won't do
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Who performs "Sticky Labels"?
Anthony Hill performs "Sticky Labels", and this lyric page sits inside the Anthony Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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