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Mean Side

from Starvation LP by Starvation

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Fuck with me and find out,
The colour of my ugly streak.
Your jealous eyes. Your crooked smile. Betray the child within.

I don't like you, you don't like me, so why pretend?

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from Starvation LP, released November 22, 2013

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