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there's a spider on my couch, should i kill it?
something this small isn't worth living
who controls your life?
take some ones side
dark, black and white
i sit and think if my hair is to long
(your a fagot)
i will be a friend with a lethal snip
(your no friend of mine)
cut it! cut it! cut it! and rip it out!
let the blood drip all in my mouth
deep in society
deep in my nightmare
i know its my time
my time!
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