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Send Somebody Else
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Send somebody else next time,
well you don’t have to
Send somebody else next time,
you don’t have to
Adderall, what are we raving for?
To bleed the vultures
Coffee talk just to cut them into friends
Drowning in the red
After all, what are they paying me for?
We’re never too sure
Did we all just fool them all again?
Well that depends
Them overpaid executives, they’re fighting against us
They’ll determine market value
Well tyranny is tyranny, I say
Tyranny is tyranny
Let it come from whom it may
Tyranny is tyranny
Let it come from whom it may
Adderall, what are we raving for?
To bleed the vultures
Coffee talk just to cut them into friends
Drowning in the red
After all, what are they paying me for?
We’re never too sure
Did we all just fool them all again?
Well that depends
So send somebody yeah
You’ll send somebody yeah
You’ll send some body else next time
Tyranny is reliable (one more year under the sun)
Tyranny is hard to, it’s hard to beat (one more year under the sun)
Tyranny is a proven mate (one more year under the sun)
Tyranny is tyranny (one more year under the sun)
Adderall, what are we raving for?
To bleed the vultures
Coffee talk just to cut them into friends
Drowning in the red
After all, what are they paying me for?
We’re never too sure
Did we all just fool them all again?
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