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Friday Night Death Slot
04:09
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I haven't seen my friends
In over a year
things outside are happening
But I'm not so cavalier
I would love to socialize
But I'm immunocompromised
It wouldn't be too wise
I gained 30 pounds
My clothes no longer fit
I could buy some news ones
But there's just no point to it
The closest thing to a date
I've had was on chaturbate
There's nothing on my plate
So it's Friday alone again
No one here to see me
I guess I'll watch some TV
It could change but until then
I'm stuck here in the same spot
With the Friday night death slot
I'd be so happy
To overpay for beer
There's no shitty bar band
That I wouldn't want to hear
I'm grateful that I haven't died
But if I'm always stuck inside
Am I really still alive?
So it's Friday alone again
No one here to see me
I guess I'll watch some TV
It could change but until then
I'm stuck here in the same spot
With the Friday night death slot
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In Plane Sight
04:09
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Bill Gates isn't gonna inject you with microchips
But what he really does is so much worse
Crushing public schools
Controlling pharma with his purse
And such a strange obsession
With circumcising Africans
All the real conspiracies are hiding in plain saight
But Alex Jones won't tell you where to look
Chasing after lizardmen and Satan's acolytes
Lets the billionaires right off the hook
Davos isn't trying to wipe out the human race
That's not what they're trying to reset
They're just greenwashing
Markets of consumer debt
Usurping climate change discourse
To line their pockets even more
All the real conspiracies are hiding in plain saight
But Alex Jones won't tell you where to look
Chasing after lizardmen and Satan's acolytes
Lets the billionaires right off the hook
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