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Artist: Justin Hancock
Canonical path: /justin-hancock/commercial
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Commercial
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Commercial
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Stayed up late again watching the midnight television,
the same thing.
They say,
"Are you tired spiritually,
physically,
or mentally?
Well call me and I will make you better."
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Where is the commercial saying,
"You want to be wretched,
poor,
pitiful,
blind,
or naked?
Do you want to die a martyr's death?"
Oh Lord, no.
Well I never said that you would have happiness,
but to cast these things aside and follow me.
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They say the rich shall be poor and the mighty low.
And yet that is me.
You see I want to be better,
the greatest ever,
and I know,
I know that you will break me.
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Now we are prisoners of our vices.
We are not masters,
but slaves to our own devices.
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