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Monster Me Lyrics by White Collar Sideshow

The Witchunt

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It's a monster build, and a monster pose
You're a monster creep, stitched eyes and nose
A monster lies, and a monster feeds
Will the monster rise, it's monster me
Anger, frustration, is all that I can see
Hatred, confusion, it's monster me
One of these days I will figure out how to fill this filthy hole
One of these days I will figure out how to fill this filthy hole
It's a monster build, and a monster pose
I'm a monster creep, stitched eyes and nose
A monster cries, and a monster bleeds
Will the monster rise, it's monster me

About “Monster Me” by White Collar Sideshow

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"Monster Me" appears on "The Witchunt".

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