The Stereotypes
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Leftovers

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Leftovers

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I can hear you in a low undertone

you are whispering in my ear

we are safe, we are safe

but are we lost

I can't help but think we're here

and we eat and we take and we lick

every last bit from everybody's plate

but there's no leftovers

no leftovers here

I'm a liar, i'm a thief

is there more you wanna see

I wear teeth around my neck

and I come in peace, my dear

I can feel you in a slow spring motion

you are simmering inside

we are sane, we are sane,

but aren't we lost

I can't help but think to clear

I'm a liar, i'm a thief

is there more you wanna see

I wear flowers 'round my neck

and I keep good company, my dear

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