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I Don't Need Therapy
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Ostracised, by your own, there's no antidote.
Always - blaming on me.
Criticised, by your own sweet medicine.
So happy birthday to me!
Your so vicious, your so precious
Don't know what to write..
To your messages, the message is you want to fight
Alright alright!
Don't want your 'good advice' oh yeah
We're doing it fine, oh yeah.
Ostracised, by your own, there's no antidote.
Always - blaming on me.
You don't listen you won't listen
Don't know what to write
To your messages, the message is you want to fight
Alright alright!
Don't want your 'good advice' oh yeah
We're doing it fine, oh yeah.
One drink, you're anyones
One drink, you're anyones!
Alright alright!
Don't want your 'good advice' oh yeah
We're doing it fine, oh yeah.
Don't want your good advice
Don't want your good advice
Don't want your good advice
Don't need your f*@king advice, alright.
Don't want your 'good advice' oh yeah
We're doing it fine, oh yeah.
Alright alright!
Don't want your 'good advice' oh yeah
We're doing it fine, oh yeah.
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