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Get Your Gunn

by 8-bit Suicide

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Goddamn your righteous hand
I eat innocent meat
The housewife I will beat
The prolife I will kill
What you won't do I will
I bash myself to sleep
What you sow I will reap
I scar myself you see
I wish I wasn't me
I am the little stick
You stir me into shit
I hate therefore I am
Goddamn your righteous hand
Goddamn, goddamn (oh, lord)
Goddamn, goddamn
Pseudo-morals work real well
On the talk shows for the weak
But your selective judgements
And goodguy badges
Don't mean a fuck to me
I throw a little fit
I slit my teenage wrist
The most that I can learn
Is in records that you burn
Get your gunn, get your gunn
Get your gunn, get your gunn
Pseudo-morals work real well
On the talk shows for the weak
But your selective judgements
And goodguy badges
Don't mean a fuck to me
I am the vhs
Record me with your fist
You want me to save the world
I'm just a little girl
Pseudo-morals work real well
On the talk shows for the weak
But your selective judgements
And goodguy badges
Don't mean a fuck to me
Get your gunn, get your gunn
Get your gunn, get your gunn...get

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released June 12, 2014
Marilyn Manson / Daisy Berkowitz / Gidget Gein

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8-bit Suicide Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

In an effort to ease the withdrawal from each Mindless Self Indulgence record, 8-Bit Suicide was born out of making similar music for self-enjoyment in early 2002. The first album was "finally" finished in December 2010.
Blending elements of industrial, metal, and hip-hop, 8BS harkens back to the days of Nü-Metal, for a modern audience. ... more

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