Envy
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Envy
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I’d like to be a silent fly on your wall
Reveal your tendencies to know it all
I’d like to hear it when you call me names
And to be a poison you drink from my veins
I’d like to be a little twist of your tongue
Make all your sentences come out wrong
I’d like to be a worm under your skin
And to fuck you up from deep within
Cause my name is envy the yellow fever
Myself I worship
I’m a believer
Yeah, you smile at everyone just like on TV
Why can’t you leave and be gone?
I just want them to see me
I’d like to be a hair in your hundred-dollar soup
I’d like to be a chair with an electrical loop
I’d really like it if you sizzled and burnt
I’d really like for you to see how I have yearned
I breathe, I breed
I just want you to see me
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