One with the freaks
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One with the freaks
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You'll no longer be kissed and kind
as you long for intuition
as you have to learn the lesson twice
You'll no longer be kissed and kind
as you long for intuition
as you have to say the password twice
have you ever?
have you ever been all messed up?
have you ever?
Have you ever?
Have you ever been all messed up?
Have You ever?
You're the pincard
You're the lifeguard
You're the information guide
Things look much bigger on your knees
on your knees
Miss the signal
Miss the signpost
Miss the exits to it all
And all of a sudden
you were one with the freaks
Have you ever?
Have you ever been all messed up?
Have You ever?
Have you ever?
Have you ever been all messed up?
Have You ever?
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