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Bolero del Fuego
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You're the worst incessant temptation
When I kick you out my front door, find a route to redemption.
You burrow underneath my skin,
Telling everybody where I've been.
You're the worst I can't even stand it.
Please just kick me out my front door,
Never ever come back.
I swear this never was my home,
I would never stay here all alone.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, in your big screen, famous, selfish pose.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, you steal attention.
You faked it, you tore it in two.
You claimed "Lets put hot next to pretty! "
You put you next to you.
Your Siren voices crack my shell.
Of my suburban basement headphone Hell.
When your kids are old, and their town is whack,
Don't forget you were the hair that broke the Buffalo's back.
I'd like to see your faces then,
You'll be working angles like you've never been.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, in your big screen, famous, selfish pose.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, you steal attention.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, in your online, famous, selfie pose.
Oh girl, you steal attention, I suppose.
Oh girl, you steal attention.
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