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Monetise Me
05:36
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I've got a clunking limp, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a crooked grin, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a wandering eye, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a wicked lie, I'm going to monetise it
It's a sacrilegious sentiment balanced on your back
It's a chiffon struggle with your heart on tap
You're a keen little whistler with dismay in your lap
Oh monetise me baby, oh yeah, just like that
Domain authority, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a papilloma, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a haematoma, I'm going to monetise it
I've got a melanoma, I'm going to monetise it
Adenocarcinoma, how 'bout a stoma?
I've got to get to you, to you
I've got to get to you, to you, to you, to you...
Let's put on lanyards and do some business tonight!
We're gonna do some, gruesome, do some business
Domain authority, I'm going to monetise it
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Clickers
04:46
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It's hard getting across town, it's even harder getting across country
There's a hole in my soul filled with fractured convictions, decision are leaving me hungry
How long must we deal with this? How long must we deal with this?
How long must we deal with this? How long must we deal?!
Looking around for sounds of life but all I get is white noise and black static
Choking on hope, poppy smoke, chasing panthers and ghost all alone in this attic
I'm drowning not waving
This someone needs saving
Here come the clickers
Here come the clickers...
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