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Mr. Abrasive Lyrics by Hit The Switch

Domestic Tranquility and Social Justice

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One mother fucker of a bastard
Don't give two shits about his own existence
So why the fuck does he still criticize?
Social tendencies, addictive disease
You hypocrite
You make me hate sobriety
A dull day
Could be great
Fuck you I'd rather be wasted
Drink booze, take drugs
I live life my own way

About “Mr. Abrasive” by Hit The Switch

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"Mr. Abrasive" appears on "Domestic Tranquility and Social Justice".

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