Sucked into Drugland
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Sucked into Drugland
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You thought you'd get your rocks off, you thought you'd have a blast
You've been sucked into Drugland and you're questioning your past
Your head is 10 feet tall and your feet don't touch the ground
CHORUS:
(Sucked into Drugland)
What do you exist for? What is this nightmare scene?
Sucked into Drugland, now part of the machine
You're in some slimy disco, and nothing there is real
Step into an open field upon a sunny day
Gaze out on the land and tell me what you think
Now you've got your rocks off and you've paid for your blast
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