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Too Good to Be True
01:57
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Someone's knocking on my door
I know what they're knocking for
If it seems too good to be true
It probably is
She says she's into 'funny stuff'
I know when enough is enough
If it seems too good to be true
It probably is
I'm not joking around
So you can't paint me up like a clown
If I had any sense, I'd cross you off my list
But I'm lonely
Lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo
No one really knows you for real
So I'm not about to shake on no deal
If it seems too good to be true
It probably is
I keep thinking 'bout the back of your throat
It used to be all that you wrote
If it seems too good to be true
It probably is
If it seems too good to be true
It probably is
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Poisonous
05:10
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It must be omicron
I know it is
Lost my senses
It must be omicron
I know it is
Odysseus wept
Feeling like a Sentinelese
So isolated
Don't come near me
I'm poisonous
with 3 shots in my arm
Feeling like a Sentinelese
So isolated
For days and weeks on end
Feeling like a Sentinelese
Don't come near me
I'm death waiting
I'm poisonous
with 3 shots in my arm
I'm poisonous
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