1. |
I Often Resort to Grief
02:10
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I'm addicted to darkness
and all that comes with
after all
i am the sickest of the all the sickness
Chorus
I often resort to grief
I’ll make an effort not to please
I’m trying to annihilate my friends and enemies
Put me in a hearse or let me be
I crawl back to bed
I’m waiting for a chemical annihilation
I’ve made many childish remarks
So I have accepted my place alone in the dark
Chorus
I often resort to grief
I’ll make an effort not to please
I’m trying to annihilate my friends and enemies
Put me in a hearse or let me be
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2. |
Stranded
01:53
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Give me the good fear
good fear
in the top drawer and
I'll get it done right this time
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I'm quite excited about the possibility
of something unforeseen
like the death of you
(repeat)
I can't get over you soon enough
I can't get over you soon enough
Rotten, Bitch, you fuck
You're just a rotten, bitch, you fuck
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You got the face
the face you deserve
as your character finally emerged
its a fixed part of your flawed personality
its a fixed part of your flawed personality
i have these hang ups
and i got these guilt trips
i have these hang ups
i got these guilt trips
playing possum and eventually you will perish
you can play possum and pray, but eventually you will perish
who needs a woman like you?
i don't need a woman like you
I'd rather pound it out over a magazine
who needs a woman like you
i don't need a woman like you
id rather pound it out over a magazine
id rather pound it out over a fucking magazine
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5. |
Quiet as the Grave
02:32
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you will never escape my grasp again
hey true blue ....
am I the only one?
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