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Artist: If Lucy Fell
Canonical path: /if-lucy-fell/together-in-stupidity
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Together In Stupidity
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Together In Stupidity
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Here´s your chance to join the flock,
just don´t forget to set your clock.
First you have to paint your windows and make sure that one more follows.
Scream louder.
Give your blood and give your throat,
just don´t forget to sing the oath,
now you can go kiss your heroes,
the same ones yesterday were zeroes.
Give your blood and go ahead,
Just don´t forget that you´re all dead.
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