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Artist: Masters Of Reality
Canonical path: /masters-of-reality/calling-dr-carrion
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Calling Dr. Carrion
Read Calling Dr. Carrion lyrics by Masters Of Reality on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Calling Dr. Carrion
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Calling Dr. Carrion
Our hearts are in our mouths
Traffic's moving much too fast
We can't move north or south
Calling Dr. Carrion
Calling Dr. Carrion
Calling Dr. Carrion
Or anyone in white
I think its time you
Meet your neighbor
How about late tonight
Calling Dr. Carrion
Our life is in your hands
Connect me to your torture machine
Give it all you can
Calling Dr. Carrion
Calling Dr. Carrion
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