Man's Ruin Revisited
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Man's Ruin Revisited
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Alright!
God bless me for my sins
God bless me for my evil deeds
For I've done wrong
Thatnk god for my disease
And praise the lord for my lurid needs
I fuckin' need'em!
I'm doin' fine!
I won't cross the line
Till I leave this living hell
It's man's ruin again
Man's ruin again!
God bless me for my wounds
God bless me for my scars as well
I'm goin; to hell babe!
Thre ain't no cure for my disease
Until I cease to exist
Well life's a bitch anyway
It's man's ruin again!
Man's ruin again!
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