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Artist: Matthew Searles
Canonical path: /matthew-searles/glitchregret
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Glitch/Regret
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Glitch/Regret
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You don’t have to be mad to work here
Just clinically depressed
If clothes maketh the man
I must be pretty badly dressed
Fear God, honour the king
Go forward to your thing
Just wear the uniform
Shut up, weather the storm
That’s smile’s the perfect pitch
But I think we’ve hit a glitch
We’ve hardly started yet
That smile’s tinged with regret
I don’t do this for my health
I’m not in it for the money
Well, what else is left?
It’s really not that funny
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Matthew Searles performs "Glitch/Regret", and this lyric page sits inside the Matthew Searles catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 31 Flavours and 404 (feat. Paul Coltofeanu) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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