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Artist: Uncle Outrage
Canonical path: /uncle-outrage/the-chemical-man
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The Chemical Man
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The Chemical Man
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Detroit and me will never break the scene.
No big machine will ever protect me.
'Cause I never knew how to work it.
You can't find love in gears and circuits.
So go ahead and try to get even,
But fuck you lab,
I'm leaving!
Take it all, I hate it all.
My life is so shitty.
Maybe some more chemicals would make me feel happy!
'Cause I never knew how to work it.
You can't find love in gears and circuits.
I gave you a second chance,
But your metal heart is cold.
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