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Partnering With Bands
02:03
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I've got a problem with what
is widely considered
acceptable for musicians
to commit in the good name of
their careers they haven't heard of scruples
and the money piles up in quintuples and tuples
YES
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands yes
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands
they're manufactured in society that's fractured by
all those cliches that we presumed we might be getting over
but no let's all be shits to each other
I want a music business daddy instead of my mother
YES
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands yes
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands
watch the stupid motherfuckers prance about in stupid wear
what colour have you dyed your hair?
I've heard this song before I swear
the chorus gives me epilepsy
I hope that the songwriter has a sexy deal with Pepsi
YES
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands yes
nobody cares about you
and all the punk musicians are partnering with brands
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