Drugged
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Drugged
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So why is it
We can never know
What we're up against
And then we always know
When it ends
And when it has ended
And it's like you said all along
That the wolves
At your door
Still wait
Everything is beautiful in it's own way
Then it's gone
And then it's not
Everything is beautiful in it's own way
Then it's gone
And then it's not
When you're four days old
And you learn something
There's no acheing
It's just repetitive
It's obnoxious
If you like
And it's like you said all along
That the wolves
At your door
Still wait
Everything is beautiful in it's own way
Then it's gone
And then it's not
Everything is beautiful in it's own way
Then it's gone
And then it's not
So try drugs for fun!
But you're only doing drugs 'cause it makes you feel smarter
So try drugs for fun!
But you're only doing drugs 'cause it makes you feel smarter
You'll only feel smarter 'cause it makes you understand
Everything is beautiful in it's own way
Then it's gone
And then it's not
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