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Artist: Brad Stank
Canonical path: /brad-stank/condemned-to-be-freaky
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Condemned To Be Freaky
Read Condemned To Be Freaky lyrics by Brad Stank on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Condemned To Be Freaky
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I want her love
Baby, I'll get down on my knees
But from above
I saw my life beside the sea
Condemned to be
F-f-f-freaky
I want her love
Talking 'bout a sexistential need
But undreamed of
Faces, they wait for you and me
Condemned to be
F-f-f-freaky
The function of words is to conceal thought
And, um
F-f-f-freaky
Every flower just like the Buddha's eye
Every flower just like the Buddha's eye
And here's the story, over and over again
F-f-f-freaky
F-f-f-freaky
F-f-f-freaky
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Brad Stank performs "Condemned To Be Freaky", and this lyric page sits inside the Brad Stank catalog on LyroVerse.
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