Thank You May I Have Another

from Dead End Town by Asbestos Worker

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Adam Hile also works like a motherfucker "singing" and 6-string noise making over at Tongue Party (Learning Curve Records). Pickup their latest release here:

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lyrics

It appears you could use someone with little to no self respect, someone that you can kick around and never feel any regret, no need to even look any further cuz I think I've got a person in mind, he enjoys being beaten down more than any other person you'll find.

☆He's a glutton for punishment, he likes being abused, he takes all that you give him, he likes being used, you can treat him like shit, and he'll ask for more, his life ain't worth shit, anymore, ◇thank, you, may I, have, another.

Are you looking for a whipping boy who will always keep begging for more, today must be your lucky day I think I found the guy you're looking for, I present to you a shell of a man who will take it with smile on his face, use him up and then you cast him aside, he's always easy to replace.

☆/◇x2

He is always to blame, yeah, it's always his fault, he will carry the shame, that it's always his fault.