About a Long Pause
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About a Long Pause
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Good evening lost and found
We'll show you some freedom
And fun to y'all jump and dye
Forget your own land of cry
Now, here, tonight, come!
Cereal on cup, many cup sizes
No need to count the a's, b's, see
Different normal people flicking souls
A amount of puppets, tokens and dolls
You can be what you don't, won't be
Oh the night doesn't end the the end
It keeps floating on your head
Need to listen to the fucking bend
Or I shall declare you dead!
Look how luck, struggle the clock
Got some protection to fuck?
Duck, speak your mind in a post?
Long story short, jump and fuck!
Now, here, tonight, come!
Oh the night doesn't end the the end
It keeps floating on your head
Need to listen to the fucking bend
Or I shall declare you dead!
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