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Selfhood

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Selfhood

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Back on the true path to selfhood

Now I can wander as I please

Back on the eve of self destruction

All alone now and I can do as I please

I've had a good good hour's sleep

And I feel less than human

Dead set on the notion to

Let what you love kill you

My head enjoys to watch it

Over and over again

Watch it all come to an end

Back on the true path to selfhood

Now I can get high as I please

Out on the eve of self destruction

All alone now and I can cry as I please

I had a good good fifteen minutes there

And now I'm nothing

But now I can't help thinking it's all for nothing

And when I can't help thinking it's all fucked up

Will I be proud to be back on the true path to selfhood?

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