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Burger Bitch
04:04
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He's a burger bitch shes a burger star
He lets her sleep in the back of his car
He keeps her clothes in his backpack
With his change for the phone we used to laugh at that
But the way he looks at her when she dances on the light
She can't understand why the freaks come out at night
He likes to take that car to the coast
park in the sand and have a talk with a ghost
but if she doesn't want to, if she wants to stay at home
he will walk and leave her alone
But the way she looks at him when he executes that plan
He can't understand why she can't understand
hes busting out again
But the way he looks at her like what am I supposed to do
Because his car is empty now and soon he will be too
and he says
if you want me too, i'll keep it all to myself
i just want to show you baby, but I keep telling myself
that I'm fine, but I can't make it on my own. Don't leave me all alone
And asking, why
on another day, we'll be alright
we'll get away, won't it be nice
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