Social Media Werewolf

from Vivisection Parade by Lotus Eater Machine

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Your fangs are fake
Your fangs are fake
Your fangs are fake
So rip them out
Your claws are fake
Your claws are fake
Your claws are fake
So cut them off
Your fur is fake
Your fur is fake
Your fur is fake
So shave it all
Feed me the moon
Feed me the moon
Feed me the moon
With silver spoon
Pass me the pliers
I'll rip out the wires
Carve out my body for all the vampires

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from Vivisection Parade, released October 31, 2019

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