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Artist: The Transit War
Canonical path: /the-transit-war/beakers-amp-bunsen-burners
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Beakers & Bunsen Burners
Read Beakers & Bunsen Burners lyrics by The Transit War on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Beakers & Bunsen Burners
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Tonight in the lab we'll sin again
Tonight bring all the junk you can
and we'll empty out the ditches and burn the evidence
A real life addiction to cigarettes
a used old conscience with no regrets
we'll empty all the ditches
and ask yourself where were you when science took on the world?
I swear I've seen this one before
This hearts' been worn by the elements
this hearts' been used before
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