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Afghan Whigs, The ~ Retarded


Television's gone and i'm alone with lucifer What a drag Muthafucker lied to you Muthafucker took me head You're never alone with your jones And all you can't forget So roll on up the price is down So come on come on come on come on. Today the retard speaks to me and now i have it all What a drag Muthafucker lied to you It could never get that bad just ask So go on go on go on go on Who you call retarded now? I said who you call retarded now? I see you standing proud Come on down & swallow hard more free lyrics

Television's gone and i'm alone with lucifer
What a drag
Muthafucker lied to you
Muthafucker took me head
You're never alone with your jones
And all you can't forget
So roll on up the price is down
So come on come on come on come on.
Today the retard speaks to me and now i have it all
What a drag
Muthafucker lied to you
It could never get that bad just ask
So go on go on go on go on
Who you call retarded now?
I said who you call retarded now?
I see you standing proud
Come on down & swallow hard

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