Distractions I: The Opposite Sex
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Distractions I: The Opposite Sex
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There's a ghost in the hall
and its waiting out for ya
There's a ghost in the hall
and it's looking over you
When it calls, when it calls
I can't help but be amused
When it calls, when it calls
What the fuck am I supposed to do?
It's a ghost
I let him go, let him go
But it keeps on creeping in
I let it go, let it go
But how can I pretend
I wanted this?
I want to be involved
With a man
I want to feel him all
and within
I want to fall in love
once again
Cause it controls me
So how can I
become the victim?
It's a game, but I
can't help but play it
I can't blame it all
on creaking floorboards
and slammed doors
You know I'm that bitch
That's running straight into the woods
I trip
And Jason goes and gets me good
You'll roll your eyes
'Cause I was safe at home
How can I become immortal?
Save me from incessant boredom
Don't neglect me with your weapons
Even if it kills me
Flings me up into the ceiling
Makes me have a demon baby, whatever
Whatever, whatever
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