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Bikini Kill ~ Demirep


I'm sorry that i'm getting chubby And i cannot always be happy for you And i am not some lame sorority queen Taking you home to meet my daddy You collect your trustfund baby And i'll be a whore And we'll pretend we're just the same but I know i know i know i know that I, i am hiding The you i show to you is just a lie You take what you want, you get what you take You take what you want, you are what you hate But i got something man, that your fucking money cannot buy You never know what it's like to be alive I could scream my truth, if i wanted Right thru your lies But your baseball bat words razormouth Carves your initials bloody in my thigh more free lyrics

I'm sorry that i'm getting chubby
And i cannot always be happy for you
And i am not some lame sorority queen
Taking you home to meet my daddy
You collect your trustfund baby
And i'll be a whore
And we'll pretend we're just the same but
I know i know i know i know that
I, i am hiding
The you i show to you is just a lie
You take what you want, you get what you take
You take what you want, you are what you hate
But i got something man, that your fucking money cannot buy
You never know what it's like to be alive
I could scream my truth, if i wanted
Right thru your lies
But your baseball bat words razormouth
Carves your initials bloody in my thigh

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