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Map It Out

from Dad I'm Gay by Alaskan Bull Worm

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Of all the things I've ever spoke
No lies were made if only jokes
Pretending now you'd understand 
Your life is lost beneath the sand 
My curving faucets spray your noose 
I'm running wild
I've been set loose 
Bring on your shit, your lies, your greed
This is the last you'll see of me 

And how you believe it?
The only way you see it 
Remember all those feelings
You lost along the way

Now you've got it in 
And now you it want out 
Isn't this what you wanted 
Isn't this what it's all about 
But now you know you've fucked up
Your stuck inside your hole
Well it ain't my fault fucker
That's just how it goes 

If we can't move on
Then our futures gone 
The past remains but it's only graves 
Now you see
What life could be 
If only we could survive ourselves 

Does it piss you off, does it piss you off?
That I don’t care

Break down what you perceive
Simple minded fuck
I’ve got nothing to hold me down
No fucking
Peer review

Find your own way out
You found your own way here
Everything was offered
But you didn’t want it
I don’t want you to complain
I don’t want to wipe any tears
Why don’t you just fuck off
You take it from here!

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from Dad I'm Gay, released June 17, 2016

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Alaskan Bull Worm Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The comedy outfit known as ABW brings everything they've got with songs about all matters, like drinking mead and coming out to your dad.

Offensive To The Ears & Abrasive To The Mind.

Resilient to critics, stamina unyielding, full of piss and vigor. ... more

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