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Dog Eat Dog ~ Funnel King


Wake up Monday nothing new Weekend has caught up with you Lie in bed hold your head Pray to god you ain't dead Alarm clock rings out like a bell Start this day a living hell Take a breath and what's that smell? Well it smells like shit... but you can't tell Just like you - always there Just like you - never care Just like you - head's in a sling Just like you - the Funnel King Puke it out think its gone But you're in for a marathon Lips are blue eyes are gone Grab the rim and just hold on This is like a weekly thing 'Cause you are the Funnel King OK now but you ain't done... Just wait until next Monday comes Knock knock knockin' at your door Never ever gonna drink that filthy beer no more more free lyrics

Wake up Monday nothing new
Weekend has caught up with you
Lie in bed hold your head
Pray to god you ain't dead
Alarm clock rings out like a bell
Start this day a living hell
Take a breath and what's that smell?
Well it smells like shit... but you can't tell

Just like you - always there
Just like you - never care
Just like you - head's in a sling
Just like you - the Funnel King

Puke it out think its gone
But you're in for a marathon
Lips are blue eyes are gone
Grab the rim and just hold on
This is like a weekly thing
'Cause you are the Funnel King
OK now but you ain't done...
Just wait until next Monday comes
Knock knock knockin' at your door
Never ever gonna drink that filthy beer no more

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