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Green Day ~ Fashion Victim


He's a victim of his own time In his "vintage suit" and tie He's a casualty dressed to the teeth In the latest genocide The new seasons come and go At the dog and pony show Gonna sit and beg and fetch the names And follow your dress codes What's in a name? Hey She's a scented magazine Looking sharp and living clean Living well and dressed to kill But she looks like hell to me When you're dancing through your wardrobe Do the anorex a go-go Cloaked with style For pedophiles as the credit card explodes You auctioned off your life For the "most" expensive price Going once, going twice Now it's gone You auctioned off your life For the "most" expensive price Going once, going twice It's gone What's in a name, hey? What's in a name, hey? more free lyrics

He's a victim of his own time
In his "vintage suit" and tie
He's a casualty dressed to the teeth
In the latest genocide
The new seasons come and go
At the dog and pony show
Gonna sit and beg and fetch the names
And follow your dress codes
What's in a name?
Hey

She's a scented magazine
Looking sharp and living clean
Living well and dressed to kill
But she looks like hell to me

When you're dancing through your wardrobe
Do the anorex a go-go
Cloaked with style
For pedophiles as the credit card explodes

You auctioned off your life
For the "most" expensive price
Going once, going twice
Now it's gone

You auctioned off your life
For the "most" expensive price
Going once, going twice
It's gone

What's in a name, hey?
What's in a name, hey?

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