I Was a High School Psychopath
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I Was a High School Psychopath
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I realy hated high school
it was such a drag
everytime I walked the halls
all the kids would call me a fag
I dodn't care for physical ed
and I didn't care for history
I wanted to blow up my high school and take my G.E.D.
I was a high school psychopath
I needed therapy
I was a high school psychopath
with an overload of energy
there was a teenage wasteland in my brain
from staying after school
I didn't wanna pledge allegiance
because I thought it was so uncool
each and everybody hated me
they thought I was such a jerk
with my leather jacket my ripped jeans
and my Ramones t-shirt
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