Antidepressant
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Antidepressant
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Antidepressant
I'm serving 12 to 15 working the coffee machine
I've got a licence to fly underneath the radar
She's about 50 feet north As Seen On TV store
I know she's going to tune me in sooner or later
With my medication I will be fine
I said I'm trying to write my novel
She said Neither am I
And either way I saw you reading No Depression
You're doing nothing I'll come over
We'll watch 6 feet Under
And then we'll maybe get around to your condition
With my medication I will be fine
First she's going to tire of my fixations
Then she's going to tire of my face
I'm going to need a new affectation
I'm going to need a new one everyday
With my medication I will be fine
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