Shoot You Up
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Shoot You Up
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See the children walking the streets
Looking for that nice piece of meat
When you walk into the neighborhood
They're gonna treat you like you're no good
They're gonna shoot you up
They're gonna shoot you up
They're gonna eat you up
They're gonna eat you up
Yeah these children, they ain't children no more
They are the carnivores
They're gonna treat you like a piece of meat
They're just looking for something tô eat
They're gonna eat you up
They're gonna eat you up
They're gonna shoot you up
They're gonna shoot you up
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Ty Segall performs "Shoot You Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Ty Segall catalog on LyroVerse.
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