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Plumbers, All of Them
02:52
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I'm in control and it's too much.
I'm better off as a servant.
I wrote all their names,
Folded them into paper cranes.
That was a pretty fun night.
I'm trying to express myself in acceptable ways,
But I'm too lazy.
To all my friends too strange to die:
That's a lie. You're a parasite.
To those who smirk when acknowledged,
Here's a list of jobs I quit.
Because I was hit,
And came back for more,
My love is tainted.
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Nate Chamber Music
15:55
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The Beginning to the End
03:46
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