He Calls Me
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He Calls Me
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He calls me, nearly every day with what he's thinking, he
calls me, because his world
is cruel, because I am cruel,
he calls me. And sex almost
always comes up, sex almost
always comes up, I wonder
what he's really thinking,
when he pulls the hair off my
face. I wonder what he's
really after, he's got movies
at his place, I wonder what
he's really wanting. Is he
lying right to my face? Is he
lying right to my face? Soul converter! Soul converter!
Soul converter! I'm gonna act
like I never ever heard of
ya! He calls me every day.
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