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Kids With Guns
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Kids with guns... Kids with guns...
They're takin' over and it won't be long.
They're mesmerized skeletons.
They're kids with guns... Kids with guns.
Easy does it... Easy does it...
They've got something to say.
They're turning us into monsters...
Turning us into fire.
They're turning us into monsters.
It's all desire... It's all desire.
Drinkin' out... Pacifier...
Vitamin souls... The streets desire...
You know it doesn't make sense, but it won't be long.
They're kids with guns... Kids with guns.
Easy does it... Easy does it...
They've got something to say.
Now, they're turning us into monsters...
Turning us into fire.
They're turning us into monsters.
It's all desire... It's all desire.
They're turning us into monsters...
Turning us into fire.
Kids with guns!
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The Rainbow's Beard Scottsdale, Arizona
Surf-Punk-Funk
Loud.
Fuzzy.
Kinda' Weird...
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