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I've got a question for my health.
Did you go to heaven when you killed yourself?
No more running around, like a son of a bitch.
You run out of time!
Or did you cover things up?

I'm rotting out like enamel
Then you tied it around stray camels.
I don't want it to be
the last night anymore
So lay here, come on
lets put the ring on your door.
The way you show people down
knows dead industry,
And this is the difference between you and me.
Do you know what it feels like to not be buried alive?
Well I guess we'll never know.

I guess we'll never know.

There are too many people in this house.
if you do not leave now, I don't care what it's about.
And there's too many people,
in this motherfucking house
Theres too many people in this house.
There are too many people in this house,
or too many people who know what about.
There's too many people,
wading the beltway, waiting for something or other.

Stop, drop or roll
I don't get it at all.
And never trust me at once,
Instead you've lost it at all.
Since I am, when it gets better
If it gets better not
if things get better.

Turn away i've lost my faith in the system.
Never get it at all,
and if you trust me I won't.
Don't forget it at all, don't forget it.

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from Pleasant Songs For Present Times, released April 20, 2021

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