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I Want a Divorce
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Baby Put that Gun Away
We both Know it's not Loaded anyway
The world's not Out to get us -
At some point some coin must have landed on its side
Kicked up a land slide buried us both
Oh my god here we go
You've looped your thread
When you're slamming doors
You're pulling teeth right out of my head.
No don't stop darling
No don't stop darling
I've got some molars left
I need a witness
As you storm about our living room
You have shattered everything until there's nothing left to sweep the piece underneath
I don't care what you say
I was lying half the time that I told you that I loved you
Here we go
You've looped your thread
And when they drop the floors
Let's hope it's long enough to snap my neck
Hangman don't cover my face I want
My toothless grin burned in your head
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