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Chewed Up and Spit Out Lyrics by Human Remains

Using Sickness as a Hero

1996

Orange and various colors
Some lasting longer than others
Consumed for the future of most
With hopes that most will agree
The accepted great taste
Reveals many similar flavors
With hopes that most will agree
Creating juniors and seconds
First will always be best
When seconds are put to rest
Like a limited time offer
Or a turning of a switch
Lights go out at midnight
Ending the fly by night
Now most are dry and dull
Chewed are savored too long
Chewed up and spit out
Ejected with force
Unwrap the new

About “Chewed Up and Spit Out” by Human Remains

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"Chewed Up and Spit Out" appears on "Using Sickness as a Hero" in 1996.

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