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Business Ghost
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You need a tissue. You've been crying a bit. I'm gonna kiss you. Til youre covered in spit. And I will love you. Cuz this is my fault. And I will hate you. Cuz this is my fault.
Can we forget it? I don't think I can. With a head this bleak there is nothing I will understand. So let's go. And meet your friends. Where you'll get so drunk that you won't remember how this ends.
Woah-oh. Your come-ons got the best of me. But I know this won't end happily. Her filthy mouth has got me weary of how I feel. I dont think she's real.
I drew a picture. Its covered in mud. And its about you. How youre not a slut. So suffocate me. She's smooth as a pearl. And now she's naked. While my insides curl.
Can we forget it? I don't think I can. I'm a narcissist and I will dwell on this until the end. So fuck off. And meet your friends. Where you'll get so drunk that you won't remember who I am.
Woah-oh. Your come-ons got the best of me. But I know this won't end happily. Her filthy mouth has got me weary of how I feel. I dont think she's real.
And if you pray on the weak then that's just fine. If you pray on the week then I'm your guy. (x2)
Woah-oh. Your come-ons got the best of me. But I know this won't end happily. Her filthy mouth has got me weary of how I feel. I dont think she's real.
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