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Artist: Primitive Radio Gods
Canonical path: /primitive-radio-gods/the-rise-and-fall-of-000-man
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The Rise And Fall Of 000 Man
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The Rise And Fall Of 000 Man
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Future star, red guitar, you're gonna go far if you find a right producer
The world's your toy, super boy, the girls all faint and you start a new religion
Four-star media whore, backdoor encounters with Madonna
Sales fall, lose it all, the crowd moves on and you can't afford a limo
Pout and cry, fake suicide, then read a book About a past addiction
Tombstone, all you own, twenty years and no one will remember
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