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Artist: Guttermouth
Canonical path: /guttermouth/food-for-thought
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Food For Thought
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Food For Thought
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I just want to eat some pills
Little ones big ones get my fill
Don't matter what kind cause I'll be buying them
Up or down I rely on them
Little red ones
Quay ludes
And the beauties
I gotta get gotta gotta get gotta gonna get some pills
I just wanna eat pills kill the pain
Makes me smart speeds up my brain
Kids at school lining up and buying them
Day or night I'll be selling them
Little cross tops
Pink hearts
And Vicodin
I gotta get gotta gotta get gotta gonna get some pills
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