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Psycho-Babble

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Written by Matt Duke/Matt Duke Music Publishing (BMI)

Buzz and grind and blinking lights
Amassing words and cotton dry
Please help me stay awake

My candyman is at your call
But you suggest the padded walls
Please help me stay awake

I know it’s hard to see
But this waking life I lead is better wasted
I’m just wasted because I don’t want to sleep

Come and meet me on the other side
And we’ll scale the rocks to the mountain top
Then you’ll see

I know it’s hard to see now
But you can trust me, darlin’
I’ve found it more successful
Than any other method
Don’t be so angry, I’m just wasted

Binge and purge
Forsake the flesh
Psycho‐babble decadence
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