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Intro
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So things look bad, and your back's against the wall
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Your whole existence seems fuckin' hopeless
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You're feelin' filthy as a dive bar bathroom stall
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Can't face the world sober and dopeless
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You've lost your way, you think your life is wrecked
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Well, let me just say you're correct
(Wait, what?)
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You're a loser, baby
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A loser, goddamn baby
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You're a fucked-up little whiny bitch
(Hey!)
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You're a loser, just like me
(Thanks, asshole)
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You're a screws-loose boozer
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An only one-star reviews-er
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You're a power-bottom at rock bottom
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But you got company
(This supposed to make me feel better?)
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There was a time I thought that no one could relate
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To the gruesome ways in which I'm damaged
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But lettin' walls down, it can sometimes set you straight!
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We're all livin' in the same shit sandwich
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I sold my soul to a psychopathic freak
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Haha! And you think that makes you unique?
(Get outta here, man!)
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We're both losers, baby
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We're losers, it's okay to be a
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Coked-up, dick-suckin' ho?
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Baby, that's fine by me
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I'm a loser, honey
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A schmoozer and a dummy
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But at least I know I'm not alone
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You're a loser
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Just like me
Bridge:
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I got an appetite for gamblin'
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I got an appetite for samplin' every drug and sex toy I can find
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Go ahead baby, sing that song, come on!
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I got no holes left to deflower
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I sold my soul to save my power
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Now I'm on that demon's leash
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I'm trapped and it gets worse with every hour
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You're a loser, baby
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A loser, but just maybe if we
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Eat shit together, things will end up differently
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It's time to lose your self-loathin'
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Excuse yourself, let hope in, baby
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Play your card, be who you are
Final
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A loser, just like me
Written by Sam Haft / Andrew Underberg