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Artist: Blood Duster
Canonical path: /blood-duster/currenttrends
Related lyric paths: 6
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Currenttrends
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Currenttrends
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Keeping pace with current trends
A sellouts whordom never ends
Making sure I got cool clothes
A major labels dirty ho's
Manager tells me / keep my look updated
The kid demographic / make sure that its catered
Wearing the right stuff / stop swearing and shit
Cos parents don't like that / they buy their kids shit.
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