Sugarplum
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Sugarplum
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Come sugarplum where we are bolters brass
God will to our kingdom through the looking glass
Drink until you’re drunk and in an ultraviolet flash
You’ll be catapulted to us, now what you think of that?
For tomorrow we will rush and crush on the underground
And sure enough the wheels on that bus will go round and round and round
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
So come sugarplum, what you got to lose?
Masturbating virtuosos evacuate the venue
Come sugarplum a carnival is starting new
Blow a bubble in her gum and float over the ocean blue
I should’ve said it when I had credit
I should’ve just let it all out (come on, let it all out)
We could be painting this town red
Instead of dwelling in these dungeons of downtown
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
For tomorrow we will rush and crush on the underground
And sure enough the wheels on that bus will go round and round and round
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
I want you as you are
Round round, baby, round round
Round round, baby, round round
Round round, baby, round round
Round round, baby, round round
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