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Can you use your body, baby tell me a story...
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We Move Clouds
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Lets strip these colors from one another
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Media. My Machine
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Well... sell me sex and I swear I'll sell out, and I'll accept that there are so many ways to show that you don't care, and I'll buy in and you'll buy in. Just as long as you can take me to the edge and don't bother to push... I think I've matured enough to know that we can still fuck without that love stuff. I'll never let you down. I'll drown myself in these insecurity you've made for me. So give me the full story in all it's horror and glory... who can make a lie look more gorgeous than this?
So sell me sex and I swear I'll sell out, so sell me sex and I'll empty my pockets.
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The Horror and Glory
02:18
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lyrics provided by Dr. King, Bobby Kennedy, Malcolm X
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Where the mute dance, laugh, and live to eat... My god don't preach your peace to me.
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Is that the face you make, when you don't understand, when you don't ask the questions? You're not getting it.
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