Ratflesh
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Ratflesh
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Damn this place a fucking cage
Damn another wasted day
At their desks like fucking dummies
Making other people money
Cant care less what they say
I'll burn this fucker down one day
I hope this place burns to the fucking ground
With their ugly suits and cars in tow
I pray these fucking people die
With their bullshit lives and their bullshit smiles
Run like rats caught in a maze
While to a desk I sit here chained
If I last another day
I'll blow out my fucking brains
Another day another dollar
And I'll fucking sit here while my brain rots farther
But I have to play this game to pay my fucking car bill
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