Dime Store Rock
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Dime Store Rock
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ain't it scary deep inside
aren't you naked with no pride
let me turn you on
oh, i can feed you lies
let me turn you on
it's no longer a game
and under your skin
i am ready to dive in
parasites on television screens
hide in the cracks and
underneath the seams
dime store rock
has warped your mind
melting faces, deep set eyes
let me turn you on
oh baby what's your sign?
let me turn you on
goes along with the territory
she wants to fuck you tonight
please, smelling like on a wino
om her knees
please, selling you her
gothic rocket dreams
she's gonna burn you out
to make it seem
like nobody wants anything from you
cause you're an has-been on tv
it's no longer a game
and under your skin
i am ready to dive
in
let me turn you on
turn you, turn you on
yeah
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