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I Don't Want It
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I don't want it
fuck you if I try
I don't want it
even if I cry
I don't want it
you can turn me inside out
I don't want it
I might scream and shout
I don't want it
let me tell you why
I don't want it
I thin I'd rather die
I don't want it
fuck me if I try
I don't want
I think I'd rather die
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I wouldn't escape, even if I could
This place is fuckin rad and you know it's true
I got food and shelter and magazines
What more could a person ask for? Well do you know?
Cause I don't know
Don't even care
Yeah, I don't care
I wouldn't escape here, even if I could
Television so loud, it makes you bleed
The refrigerator's got all my favorite food
What more could a person ask for? Well do you know?
Cause I don't know
Don't even care
Yeah, I don't care
Fuck it all I don't give a fuck!
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