White Heat
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White Heat
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White light gonna drive me out of my brain
White light gonna make me feel so insane
White heat White shapin' them down to my toes
White light's got it now - goodness knows
White light gonna drive me out of my mind
White light's surely gonna make me blind
White heat - White shaping way down to my toes
White light could kill me now - goodness knows
Oh - Oh - White light
Oh - Oh - White light
Oh - Oh - White heat
Oh - Oh - White heat
White light's a-flashing
White light
Still feels right
What's that sound - what's that sound
Don't turn on - be dead or alive
No feeling
Here she comes
Oww - yeah
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