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We Love Drugs

from Suburban Robot by Android 80

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lyrics

WE LOVE DRUGS

We love drugs

But I get so introverted
And I become confused
And I get so opinionated
And I go on and on and on and on

We love drugs

And I'm comimg up like a bastard
But it isn't any fun no more
And I'm getting paranoia
Why's everybody looking at me?
Why's everybody looking at me?

We love drugs

'Til the drug me got stronger and the real me got weaker
'Til the drug me got stronger and the real me got weaker

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from Suburban Robot, released September 9, 2011

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Android 80 Liège, Belgium

One man band consisting of super cyborg Brian Carney, ex-synth-man with UK underground psychedelic band Poisoned Electrick Head (1986-1997).

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