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Artist: Hole
Canonical path: /hole/phonebill-song
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Phonebill Song
Read Phonebill Song lyrics by Hole on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Phonebill Song
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She's a bimbo playing on the damn phone
I can really fuck you up, yeah
Because I'm the demon buttercup
You have to spit to see the shine
I see the carcass in your eyes
Before I go to sleep
Get it away from me
See the demon whore has eyes
Well, everything you look at dies
I gotta run up the phone bill
Because I'm a loser buttercup, uh-huh
Before I fall in too
Baby, I don't owe you
I could really suck you in
And you'll never see the light again
I gotta run up your phone bill
Because I'm a loser buttercup, uh-huh
Oh, I just want more
Baby, I just get bored
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