Simpleton
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Simpleton
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Beat like a dog
Pissing all over shit on the rug
Lie down and roll over
Shove my nose in the floor make
Me think about what I have done!
Pledge your dependencies
Soon jealousies, tendencies
Turn secrets we share
Into weapons of warfare
Bleed like the creep that I have
Become face down in shit
And I want you to beat me
Senseless
What have I done
(It's just begun)
What have I done
(It's just begun)
What have I done
(Bleed like the)
What have I done
(It's just begun)
Shove my nose in the floor make me think about what I have
What have I done
(It's just begun)
What have I done
(It's just begun)
What have I done
(Bleed like the)
What have I done
(It's just begun)
Face down in shit and I want you to beat me
Senseless
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Mushroomhead performs "Simpleton", and this lyric page sits inside the Mushroomhead catalog on LyroVerse.
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