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Sencha Dreaming (Pop Muzak​.​)

from Get Better by Sarah Marston

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Hitting them up spitting them out a super-massive black hole sucking up spewing a quasar at the spout from where all the matter flows i'll find the shit without a doubt. cheap liquor in my gut like a soldier dying riddled with gout great legs skinny knees fat nugs stuffed in my jeans bone thugs n' harmony busting subwoofers on the baseboards wigger please you was born in oregon wimer st. douglas fir trees. pop muzak womp womp in my head it's going bomp bomp pressure on the brain feign this look on my face i say something strange but in my head it's going thomp thomp thomp muzak designed to pop a stomp stomp. sencha dreaming in the daytime sun below horizon got it going down on womp womp smacking wiki wiki whacking on the tom tom sencha dreaming in the daytime about the hard rhymes domp domping on the night crime pop muzak underscores the damned screaming skeet skeet skomp skomp and when i lay me down to sleep i'm still whistling pop muzak boxing the beat it doesn't take much to think about it it's pop muzak it's easy. while pop muzak is getting louder i'm sencha dreaming through the pressure.

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from Get Better, released January 1, 2011
written by sarah marston.

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i'm 20 years old, tall for a girl, and i don't know what i'm doing at all.

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