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Dropout
03:08
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Walking through a land mine
My heart is not my own
Buzzing through the hallway
Asylum is not my home
So give me hope for a future
Another bachelor’s degree
If free love fails you
Baby come back to me
Beating off a tan line
This water is much too cold
In the shadow of the new world
Let’s sing the same fucking songs
So feed me hope for a future
Whatever higher interest breeds
If free love fails you
Baby come back to me
Walking through a
land mine
Buzzing through a
hallway
So feed me hope
Feed me hope
Feed me hope
I’ll come back to you
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