Comfortably Superficial
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Comfortably Superficial
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Eighty-six the weak shit
We backs of the so-called hip
Button down your ego trip
'Cause you're tryin' to hard to stay in step
Jock the tip of those who move and shake
On a pedestak put those who reek of fake
Never walk in another man's shoes
You may not always win but you'll never lose
One man one mind one voice is all I am
I'll be myself think for myself 'cause this is who I am
Always one to follow no one
Always one to never bend
Set your clock by what's hot and what's not
Just like your shallow friends
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