All-You-Can-Eat Cancer
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All-You-Can-Eat Cancer
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No more episodes to get me to this Sunday their jibber fades it fades out,
not worth listening their jibber fades the stripes are disappearing
you tumble up and down you play with her again my nerves are dry and cracked no screams my teeth will chatter
This motion sickness passes I vomit out my heart for you
This anxious poison looming afraid they could be right this time the plot must thicken you'll taste revenge tonight you lost taste for blood we'll have to wait and see your cold touch makes me sick
So hard when you never want to leave Press the button
Pressure leaks, send me into panic mode
Like pink and black or worse I can't make out my reflection
Adrenaline has failed again
My responses are weakening
Your promises have failed again
Too bad you're not listening
But the show goes on
You've lost your taste for blood
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