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Artist: Magic Dirt
Canonical path: /magic-dirt/eat-your-blud
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Eat Your Blud
Read Eat Your Blud lyrics by Magic Dirt on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Eat Your Blud
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Why don't you just say you're my friend? (2X)
Why do you always pull your pants down?
When all I wanna do is groove
Why? (3X)
Why do you always have to bleed? (3X)
Why do you always have to bleed over me?
Why?
Hey, why?
I'm gonna ask you
Why do you throw me over the fence? (yeah)
Why do you go and break my ankles?
And I'm gonna ask you why do you steal my soul?
And I'm gonna ask you why
Why do you eat my blood? (yeah...)
Why do you eat my blood...
You always (5X)
Eat my blood, yeah
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