In The Basement
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In The Basement
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So much yatzee not enough time
Stressing sweating getting tired
Need more coffee, don't stop keep going
It gets me angry health care laws is crazy
Bully cops need diapers
Jon Bennet was sacrificed for corporate happiness
Need more coffee got to stay awake
Digging searching
In the basement looking
Dirty fingers stressing out
Too much time I'm out of time
I'm getting caught between the lines
Cooking baking always making
Coffee and it keeps me up
My head's screaming I keep dreaming
I don't want to leave this place
Yea! Now you're talkin
Drooling uncles masturbating
Hit me baby one more time
Get off my back, I'm sifting searching
Beats just get me crazy in Manhattan
Gets me hyper
Listen Mr. stock broker
Stop honking your fucking horn
Because you're going nowhere
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