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Artist: Work Drugs
Canonical path: /work-drugs/physical-acts
Related lyric paths: 6
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Physical acts
Read Physical acts lyrics by Work Drugs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Physical acts
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Whatever happened to Brotherly Love?
It lost its name in the hands of a flash mob
Now the streets ain't safe to walk on
The cities bleeding green and red
Just pack your bags real tight and pay for the best
It's a heart-attack called lust
the Vine Street layabout
Posers occupy for a thrill
But you can't fight a war with your hand inside the till
It's a heart-attack called lust
(who needs you) the Vine Street layabout
Make this real (the Broad Street layabout)
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