San Diego Transmitted Disease
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San Diego Transmitted Disease
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this longing for belonging
is making you sick
revolver to your head
you're pulling the trigger
just to be the part of the clique
it's suicidal to think that way
it's suicidal to think that way
it's suicide to meet a guy like me
i can't remember
how this whole thing began
but i was more than i am
and less of a man
now you stay after i've had my way
wearing my pride on your face
is this where you want to be?
a pretty girl on her knees
you deserve more
than the class i lack
just don't ask for your dignity
because you can't get it back
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