Violent
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Violent
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We used to be like Shaggy & Scooby
But now you act like you never know me, yeah
We used to be like Carole & Paula, ooh
But now we only stumble and falter, yeah
I get
Violent waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
We used to be to like Chachi & Joanie
And now you act like a fuckin’ phoney, oh
We used to be to like Marilyn & Joe, oh
But now you act like someone I don’t know
I get
Violent waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
I get
Violеnt waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
I get so violent
I gеt so violent
I get so
I get so maniacal
I get violent, violent
Violent, violent
I want to spend your money
I want to kick somebody
I get violent, violent
Violent, violent
I get violent waiting for you
Violent waiting for you
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