Toys That Kill
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String

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String

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When the skip sinks, don't think, just sink with it

So now your fucking free

You call the shots under nine jealous "yes men"

I call the misery.

Blame the boss, now straight to bed.

Blame the strings, you sick puppet

But sometimes a string is just a fucking string

Now edie slackjaw taught his school with a half shell in his head.

He kept his kids happy and warm til the day they shot him dead.

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