Avoidarama
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Avoidarama
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Put in an appearance
Fifteen minutes and out
Just stick your head in
Say: - What's up? To old friends
I'd rather end it
Few seconds I'm out
Find an oven, stick my head in
I'll let you know how it ends
I hear your story
Depression, home you're staying
I hear your story
A laptop night complaining
I hear your story
Those bitter thoughts invading
C’mon just swing through
It really won't hurt
People they miss you
You can leave when you want
I prefer strong exits
Borrowed boat at midnight
I'm swimming in chains now
But you go have a good time
I hear your story
Depression, home you're staying
I hear your story
A laptop night complaining
I hear your story
Those bitter thoughts invading
Fortress
Fortress home
Barricade
Barricade doors (No one can ever locate the key)
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Drug Church performs "Avoidarama", and this lyric page sits inside the Drug Church catalog on LyroVerse.
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