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Kiss The System
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kiss kiss the system
kiss her good on the lips
one for me and the other for the boss of the century
kiss kiss the system
she won't make out with you
give her some money and she'll run your card at the store
we are a kitchen sink
people that scream when they think
a damage to the health of everyone I upset
and better yet
we're afraid of dying broke and under spoken
mom gave us that special token
when were you excited or just unreal?
understand how you felt but how do I feel
shoot my scatterbrain
shoot my scatterbrain
you're not a person don't convince yourself you are
I'd say "fuck the system"
but I meant it in a different way
all of your conspiracies will fade one day
and nobody else will think you're okay
so lay on your porch do whatever you do
if you don't be quiet, I'm coming after you
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The New Pollution New York, New York
A band from New York/Worcester. The New Pollution seeks to combine groove, punk, psychedelic music, pop, and atmospheric sounds. Radio must remain free.
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