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Wicked One
03:19
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I could get used to this
I can't get out of my head
Don't call me out; I didn't want to run
Don't call me out; I'm not the wicked one
I'm ticking out of time
I'm sick of giving you mine
Don't tear me down; I'm finally getting some
Don't tear me down; I'm not the wicked one
I can do anything, everything
I can go anywhere now
I'm not the kind of kid to give a shit about bringing you down
Think what you want of it, I get a lot of it
I get around
I can do anything, everything
I can go anywhere now
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Went Sour
03:56
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One reason to fall out
One reason to back down is all that I need.
I won't compete
The silent self, it sounds appealing
Brings about a burning plead
Turning to greed...went sour
She stumbles somewhere downtown
Lost mind spun upside down
We're full of disease
So hard to please...went sour
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