; john
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; john
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Used to be clean
Now I'm as filthy as can be
Scrubbing off every spot
Used to be mean
Now I'm as good as can be
Brace me up, I'm your slut
May the God of me protect my soul
As I stay a little while longer
In this dusty rabbit hole
To sing my song chained onto your bed
May the God of me protect my soul
As I stay a little while longer
In this dusty rabbit hole
To sing my song chained onto your bed
Used to be told
My silence is gold
Coughing up every drop
Used to give small
Now I'm granting you all
Stepping up, I'm your slut
May the God of me protect my soul
As I stay a little while longer
In this dusty rabbit hole
To sing my song chained onto your bed
May the God of me protect my soul
As I stay a little while longer
In this dusty rabbit hole
To sing my song chained onto your bed
(Used to be clean, now I'm filthy as can be)
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