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Click to Exit Lyrics by Robert Jones

Men and Their Horses

2009

Sing song talkies beat my head in
Half ass dreamers, get the job done
HAHA
Killed my sister, still a peace keeper
Hair dyed future, bruised and beat in
-kill that goat
No one likes a boring story
So kill that goat and fuck it for me
Fuck it for me
HAHA
End of slide show, click to exit
HAHA
Yeah it's you
Beat my head in half ass dreamer, get the job done

About “Click to Exit” by Robert Jones

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"Click to Exit" is credited to Robert Jones. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Click to Exit" appears on "Men and Their Horses" in 2009.

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