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Buzzcut
02:19
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Who are you
I've been losing my voice since 1997
I lost my mind in '99
And now my doctor drinks to my health
My shrink just talks about herself
I'm a bad guy with bad intentions
And I'm so bad at making bad impressions
And I'm just asking for some bad attention
And I love looking at my sad reflection
And oh, I love, I love, I love
I love my hair and my face, my panache and my grace
It'd be a disgrace if I put this face to waste
I love all my friends, I love to tell them what to do
Oh, they love me too
I'm a bad guy with bad intentions
And I'm so bad at making bad impressions
And I'm just asking for some bad attention
And I'm so good at faking imperfections
And I love looking at my sad reflection
I've been losing my voice since 1997
I lost my mind in '99
And now my doctor drinks to my health
My shrink just talks about herself
(Thanks)
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Paint Job (Live)
01:43
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(Got a pocket full of money)
Since I shaved my shit off I've been
Popping supplements, praying it grow back right
Swipe left, undo, praying it go back right
Shit, gotta pay for that, and I'm broke as hell
But it's a dry spell, text my ex like "we go back right?"
But one day Scottish girls will blow me like a bagpipe
'Cause when you're on a world tour they ain't see a bad light
Downstage dark, my buzzcut shining from the backlight
But by then it should grow back right?
'Cause since I shaved my shit off I've been
Looking like Eleven with the nosebleeds
Still got the Pentagon blow if you knows, B
And if you knows me, I had to do this
You gotta get rid of shit to see if you need it
'Cause if you cut it off, it comes back eventually
If you cut it off, it comes back eventually
I loved that shit, enough to fuck it up with my razor
I hate the shit I love, but I love missing it later
You gotta get rid of shit to see if you need it
And I need...
Since I shaved my shit off I've been
(Gotta pocket full of money)
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