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Little Miss Sibyl
03:14
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Little Miss Sibyl,
You get me all messed up inside.
What better way to spend a Tuesday night
Than getting crucified beneath the bright flourescent lights?
I think my sisters know that I've gone awry.
They always turn their eyes away whenever they meet mine.
Little Miss Sybil,
You won't even ask how I am?
Eat your fill.
Go for the kill.
I bare my jugular for you!
Sour or sweet?
Do I stick to your teeth?
At least, now I have nowhere to be.
Now everybody thinks that I'm no good.
Aw fuck, I can't even afford to leave the neighborhood!
I guess my brothers fear I'll take em off their paths,
But I can't be bothered with that.
You've read my fortune by the way that I act.
I'm constantly vigilant, I wasn't built for that.
Little Miss Sibyl,
Are you even able to see past yourself?
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Robo Dro Bro
04:02
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What a day,
Anxious thoughts been driving me insane.
Need a way
To quiet all the shit inside my brain.
Short term memory
Tracers in my head,
Altered understanding
Pulls me from myself.
I won't make no excuses for myself,
I do this every day.
Everything feels different to me,
A whole new point of view.
Traded out for a redder set of eyes
To get into my groove.
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