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Marilyn Manson ~ The Love Song


[The bullet:] "I've got a crush on a pretty pistol should I tell her that I feel this way? Father told us to be faithful I've got a crush on a pretty pistol should I tell her that I feel this way I've got love songs in my head that are killing us away" [The Father:] "do you love your guns?" (yeah) "god?" (yeah) "your government?" "do you love your guns?" (yeah) "god?" (yeah) "your government?" (fuck yeah) [The bullet:] "She tells me I'm a pretty bullet I'm gonna be a star someday Mother says that we should look away She tells me I'm a pretty bullet an I'mitation Christ I've got love songs in my head that are killing us away" [The Father:] "do you love your guns?" (yeah) "god?" (yeah) "your government?" (fuck yeah) more free lyrics

[The bullet:]
"I've got a crush on a pretty pistol
should I tell her that I feel this way?
Father told us to be faithful
I've got a crush on a pretty pistol
should I tell her that I feel this way
I've got love songs in my head
that are killing us away"

[The Father:]
"do you love your guns?" (yeah)
"god?" (yeah)
"your government?"
"do you love your guns?" (yeah)
"god?" (yeah)
"your government?" (fuck yeah)

[The bullet:]
"She tells me I'm a pretty bullet
I'm gonna be a star someday
Mother says that we should look away
She tells me I'm a pretty bullet
an I'mitation Christ
I've got love songs in my head
that are killing us away"

[The Father:]
"do you love your guns?" (yeah)
"god?" (yeah)
"your government?" (fuck yeah)

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