Heart Factory
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Heart Factory
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We're manufacturing hearts we've got the perfect thing
The word on the street we've got the new love machine
Heart with an on/off switch and a remote control
Now you can program how you feel before you walk out the door
Well you can leave 'em hot and you can leave 'em cold
And you can give 'em what you want and you can get up and go
And you can take your heart out and you can put it back in
I think we found the way to put the fun back in sin
It's not like an organ more like a valentine
It's cherry cherry red and it beats on time
We're trying to reduce that heart on heart crime
You bring your heart to us we'll get it purified
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