Bored At a Mall
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Bored At a Mall
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Hollow up your sleep
The shapes of gels and skin creams
All the smiles for the faces that you greet
Let the TV till ever sleep
Hollow in your fears
Tips and BTA needs
Running body and a german show
Still only DVTV action
We were carved inicials in walls
And we were best friends forever
Now we are bored at a mall
Now we are bored at a mall
Hollow carpool theme
Hollow head on daydream
Are you ever a chained to the sound
All the flow flame lining
We were sex and precocious
And we were rain playing in the stall
Now we are bored at a mall
Now we are bored at a mall
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