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Artist: The Explosion
Canonical path: /the-explosion/sick-of-modern-art
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Sick Of Modern Art
Read Sick Of Modern Art lyrics by The Explosion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sick Of Modern Art
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someday we'll get eaten by a rat with giant teeth
and we'll die die die exactly where we want to be
they'll dig us up in a thousand years, those teeth still in our bones
you'll find us lying in your beds we'll invade your homes
we're sick of modern art
we're sick sick sick of modern art
famous photo image broken television set
car crash cat crash company
armchair maniac
frantic frantic raving mad
fool out on the hill
car crash company/erotic photo still
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