Deaf Mute Blind Passenger
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Deaf Mute Blind Passenger
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Like I told you
I was going to I came and rescued you
some overdosed soporifics mixed with your favorite drinks
Sleep please sleep
while I steal a car and drive fast through the streets
why should I be afraid
as long as you sleep on the backseat all tied up
I've never loved you more
Handcuffs ball gag and a blindfold for my valentine
wake up please wake up
we are heading for the end
let it end
While I steel a car and drive fast away from here along the interstate
leave behind this dreadful hell hole
I have never loved you more
Wake up wake up
we are heading for the end
we finally become on
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