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From "Blue Velvet Cake" single [2014]

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Hiding in a velvet cake
I wonder what will
become of my fate
when she knifes her way
from the cake who knew
she would want to fellate?

Hit me hard, yeah hit me again
It's just some S&M I learned from a well dressed man
When you're way down, and you feel like you've got nothing left
(DON'T YOU FUCKIN LOOK AT ME)
If there's a good neighbor in the closet, hold a knife to his chest
(DON'T YOU FUCKIN LOOK AT ME)

I exit the industrial slum
Then I chill with Ben and get real drunk
He's one suave fucker, that much is true
Red Velvet cake will soon be blue
Lobotomize the yellow man
Cook his brain in frying pan
I wear my mask and you'll start to see
All the rage inside of me

Hit me hard, yeah hit me again
It's just some S&M I learned from a well dressed man
When you're way down, and you feel like you've got nothing left
(DON'T YOU FUCKIN LOOK AT ME)
If there's a good neighbor in the closet, hold a knife to his chest
(DON'T YOU FUCKIN LOOK AT ME)

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from So Heavy, God Can't Lift Us, released June 10, 2016
Music: D. Math/Nickelsack
Lyrics: G. Burgermeister/Nickelsack

Performed by G. Burgermeister, Nickelsack, Syren, D. Math.

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Dyslexic Fudgicle Providence, Rhode Island

Officially formed in 2003 (although their roots allegedly date back to the Civil War), Dyslexic Fudgicle plays offbeat metal and rock songs about oatmeal, hookers, midgets, owls, and former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader/WWE Diva, Stacy Keibler. They have a reputation for their live shows which involve fast food being hurled into the audience. ... more

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