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Alice in Chains ~ Sludge Factory


You insult me in my home You're forgiven this time Things go well, your eyes dilate You shake, and I'm high? Look in my eyes deep and watch The clouds change with time 20 hours won't print My picture milk carton size Carton size Carton size Call me up congratulations Ain't the real why There's no pressure besides brilliance Let's say by day 9 [Endless] corporate ignorance lets Me control time By the way, by the way Once again you see an in Discolored skin gives you away So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date For me Now the body of one soul I adore wants to die You have always told me you'd Not live past 25 I say stay long enough to repay All who caused strife Once again you see an in Discolored skin gives you away So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date For me more free lyrics

You insult me in my home
You're forgiven this time
Things go well, your eyes dilate
You shake, and I'm high?
Look in my eyes deep and watch
The clouds change with time
20 hours won't print
My picture milk carton size
Carton size
Carton size

Call me up congratulations
Ain't the real why
There's no pressure besides brilliance
Let's say by day 9
[Endless] corporate ignorance lets
Me control time
By the way, by the way

Once again you see an in
Discolored skin gives you away
So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date
For me

Now the body of one soul I adore wants to die
You have always told me you'd
Not live past 25
I say stay long enough to repay
All who caused strife

Once again you see an in
Discolored skin gives you away
So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date
For me

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