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Artist: Killwhitneydead
Canonical path: /killwhitneydead/the-fine-and-subtle-art-of-deception
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The Fine And Subtle Art Of Deception
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The Fine And Subtle Art Of Deception
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What you see is what you get
I am the bastard you won't forget
Pocket my fists
Hide fingers clenched
Betrayal makes me want to take a swing
A crooked smile smothers the pain
Submerge the hate that begs to seethe
I want to rip out your heart
All your promises were just lies
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