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Artist: New Mexican Disaster Squad
Canonical path: /new-mexican-disaster-squad/social-divorce
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Social Divorce
Read Social Divorce lyrics by New Mexican Disaster Squad on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Social Divorce
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We're talking social politics,
whatever it takes to get your fix,
be it sneaking in or sucking dicks.
Why are you being so nice to me?
Why are you being so helpless and needy?
Is this the fame you wanted?
It always looks so nice on your TV.
We're talking social butterflies,
when cities and egos expand in size,
exaggerating stories and telling lies.
Did everything work out like you thought it would be?
I bet you thought being hated would never be so easy.
Alright, whose can we stroke tonight?
Prepare for social divorce.
Actions have a recourse.
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New Mexican Disaster Squad performs "Social Divorce", and this lyric page sits inside the New Mexican Disaster Squad catalog on LyroVerse.
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