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let's not waste time
and i want to see blood running through the streets
i want to know how people do these things
a history of mass destruction
i want to waste it all as far as the eye can see
and i want to know that everything will die
my basic instinct not to preserve
i used to want to make, make it all alright
when i was a child i was so kind and so alive
and then i learned from other people
now i want to see the sun burn out both your eyes
and feel the pain of everyone
and then feel nothing
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just the way i am
01:30
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loving you
01:05
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Remy Bluebells New York, New York
Hillbilly Death, Fear Folk
Remy Bluebells lives in parks and hearts.
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