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Murderdolls ~ Dressed To Depress


I got a snotty nose I got nappy hair My mommy don’t love me And my daddy don’t care, no My sister’s a slut And my brother’s a drunk And I’m standing in the mirror now Getting myself all dressed up Everything’s okay At least that’s what they say One foot in the gutter The other’s in the grave Punch the clock I’m your slave For the rest of my life 12 hours a day No future, no way I was born to lose and that’s okay [chorus] Dressed to, dressed to depress You couldn’t ask for anything less Dressed to, dressed to depress My whole life’s a fucked up mess Dressed to depress You couldn’t ask for anything less Dressed to, dressed to depress My whole life is a fucked up mess [chorus] more free lyrics

I got a snotty nose
I got nappy hair
My mommy don’t love me
And my daddy don’t care, no
My sister’s a slut
And my brother’s a drunk
And I’m standing in the mirror now
Getting myself all dressed up

Everything’s okay
At least that’s what they say
One foot in the gutter
The other’s in the grave
Punch the clock I’m your slave
For the rest of my life 12 hours a day
No future, no way
I was born to lose and that’s okay
[chorus]
Dressed to, dressed to depress
You couldn’t ask for anything less
Dressed to, dressed to depress

My whole life’s a fucked up mess

Dressed to depress
You couldn’t ask for anything less
Dressed to, dressed to depress
My whole life is a fucked up mess
[chorus]

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