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Aedificum

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Lickgoldensky Canonical path: /lickgoldensky/aedificum Related lyric paths: 6
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Aedificum

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Tell my wife that I hate her,entrust with nothing but Bottled corpses of

loved ones

we buried ten thousand years ago.

there's a cancer that I love in this life

There's a party that goes on all night

Tell my children I fear them and loathe them and I want them to be just like me.

There's a cancer that I love in this life

there's a party thats goes on all night

there's a survival kit hidden in my top desk drawer on the fifty-fourth floor

I left myself at the bottom of the stairsistaresstairsstatesastayitoghk

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