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Leopard In a Cage
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Water tastes like gasoline
And I keep circling my cage
Can't wipe the red out of my eyes
Or have these memories erased
I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
I'm buying what you advertise
I'm a voyeur, I'm so vain
The house is burning I'm checking my likes
Glowing eyes shine in the night
Reflecting out inner rage
Refresh the feed my appetite
The whole world is a fucking stage
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Forbidden fruit hanging low from the limbs
Reach to grab but it's rotten from within
Image fades just like a mirage
In a desert full of false gods
Ideas we had before
Driven in to the dust
Entire industry made of smoke
Old was are covered in rust
Your exposure won't pay my rent
We make commodities that can't be spent
Rats below the street make their nest
We're here because we never rest
See the vultures everywhere
1 2 3 4
No need to worry no need to care
Til they're clawing at the door
Time is always on the run
4 3 2 1
No need to worry no need to care
Til you see the setting sun
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Gun Boat Brooklyn, New York
Post-apocalyptic punk - Brooklyn, NY
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