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Acid Bath ~ The Bones Of baby Dolls


flower girls play lover grave games in the courtyard I heard her screaming like a radio flower girls play lover grave games in the courtyard I heard her screaming like a radio mary lou left marks on you she just screams at the walls the kite string pops I'm swallowed whole by the sky we smoke the bones of baby dolls techno-liquid screaming meat heaven's cold beneath my feet cyber love the anti-man we make love... because we can virgins play where the bayou's blue barefoot (and bloody) eatin' mushroom stew work for pay and pay for freedom fuck 'em all, we don't need 'em we smoke the bones of baby dolls everything's gone dry like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement everything's gone dry like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement everything's gone dry like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement everything's gone dry like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement more free lyrics

flower girls play lover

grave games in the courtyard
I heard her screaming like a radio

flower girls play lover
grave games in the courtyard
I heard her screaming like a radio

mary lou left marks on you
she just screams at the walls
the kite string pops
I'm swallowed whole by the sky
we smoke the bones of baby dolls
techno-liquid screaming meat
heaven's cold beneath my feet
cyber love the anti-man we make love... because we can

virgins play where the bayou's blue
barefoot (and bloody) eatin' mushroom stew
work for pay and pay for freedom
fuck 'em all, we don't need 'em
we smoke the bones of baby dolls

everything's gone dry
like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement
everything's gone dry
like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement
everything's gone dry
like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement
everything's gone dry
like bottle glass scraping cross the pavement

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