Affirmative!
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Affirmative!
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This might make a headline, so take it to the news stand. No, stop the fucking presses! We're not making any progress. I've had it up to hear with the lying and the crying.
They always make for the same mistakes.
Why don't you just go comatose for me baby.
Keep up with the news.
You can't stand in those shoes.
I'll keep the tempo if I have to.
The caption reads: "NO ONE WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENCE IN THE MORNING!"
We'll stake our claim and make the city scream our names.
OH NO! We've got this unforgettable, undeniable motivation to make our resignation.
If I could find a moment to analyze my problems, and figure out my future, I wouldn't stop until I solved it.
I've had it up to hear with the lying and the crying.
They always make for the same mistakes.
Why don't you just go comatose for me baby.
If it's a war you want, then it's a war you'll get.
Its weaponry vs. mockery.
We've got to save the man who saved us from our debt.
Time was wasting while you were watching
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