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Serotonin Syndrome
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In the shadow of magenta mountain
Of the life we used to live
You can never turn your back on a drug
Or the knife stuck between your ribs
You can only get so high
When you party every night
Ashes to ashes dust to dust
Endless days and endless blight
When it's all over
You know where I'll be
In a black hole at the end of the world
A black hole made for you and me
I'm goin down with the devil
Gonna lay my body down
Gonna leave this world of pain behind
Where no one can hear you drown
And for the first time in a long time I feel free
My mind is a disease
The electric chair is my home
My body is a prison made of bone
and I don't wanna die alone
I don't belong in your world
I have no place to call my own
I still see you and my blood runs cold
At the sound of your voice on the telephone
And for the first time in a long time I feel free
When it's all over
You know where I'll be
In a black hole at the end of the world
A black hole made for you and me
When it's all over
You know where I'll be
In a black hole at the end of the world
A black hole made for you and me
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Pressure
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