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At The Drive-in ~ Heliotrope


Beneath the residue of film Beneath the chemicals That the picture split The ouija board had Spelled its name In tiki torches set aflame Taking rations from the ballet box Cursing like sweet tarts Increase the dosage Count back from 10 And it was written down Touching earth in a capital faunt Heat seeking gums bleeding Fingers snapping At the catacomb stabbings Taking rations from the ballet box Cursing like sweet tarts Adhesive she said Don't stick to me Inseminating motives of lukewarm persistence Let the theives in Through the front door Let them take what they've been missing It's as if Someone raised the Price of dying To maximum vend again Turn slowly for maximum vend... more free lyrics

Beneath the residue of film
Beneath the chemicals
That the picture split
The ouija board had
Spelled its name
In tiki torches set aflame
Taking rations from the ballet box
Cursing like sweet tarts

Increase the dosage
Count back from 10

And it was written down
Touching earth in a capital faunt
Heat seeking gums bleeding
Fingers snapping
At the catacomb stabbings
Taking rations from the ballet box
Cursing like sweet tarts

Adhesive she said
Don't stick to me

Inseminating motives of lukewarm persistence
Let the theives in
Through the front door
Let them take what they've been missing

It's as if
Someone raised the
Price of dying
To maximum vend again

Turn slowly for maximum vend...

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