Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sunday's Best
Canonical path: /sundays-best/saccharine
Related lyric paths: 6
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Saccharine
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Saccharine
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So who is the new toast of the town?
Who is new face of rage?
Why do need familar sound?
Why do we need another anthem for the crowd?
'We want it and we want it now!'
Why do I smile when I know it's sour?
(I was too drunk to fight you)
We savages don't need a saint.
(I think someone should try to)
I'd like to think this is our hour--
(I am too dumb to spite you)
so here it is a saccharine anthem for the clowns.
Now.
Another anthem for the clowns.
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