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Can you find a home In these cold eyes I can't see the walls Through all the flies I don't have time To feel the pain Why should I feel? I can't complain Why should I care What you get paid Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade Heeeeey Timebombs tick in my skull I can hear them all Just beating away Exploding in my brain Dogs don't bark a lot Soak in what you've got So much to be taught Your heads in a knot Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade Heeey (Potatos in the dark Pickles in the light Cabbage on wheels Drive around) Don't eat straight from the pack Escape with the drive Speak for yourself May take your pride Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade Heeey Sakarackatakarackafaka do pow more free lyrics

Can you find a home
In these cold eyes
I can't see the walls
Through all the flies
I don't have time
To feel the pain
Why should I feel?
I can't complain
Why should I care
What you get paid
Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade

Heeeeey

Timebombs tick in my skull
I can hear them all
Just beating away
Exploding in my brain
Dogs don't bark a lot
Soak in what you've got
So much to be taught
Your heads in a knot
Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade

Heeey

(Potatos in the dark
Pickles in the light
Cabbage on wheels
Drive around)

Don't eat straight from the pack
Escape with the drive
Speak for yourself
May take your pride
Jesus Christ failed 6th Grade

Heeey

Sakarackatakarackafaka do pow

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