Come to me Come unto me All ye that labour You that are heavy laden Cos everything hurts And everything hurts I've been pursuing the fuel too long Got a big fat pain in my chest bone Got an empty pocketbook Got a big fat no no in my chequebook And everything hurts And everything hurts I got the disease tinnitus I'm speakin' like I've got Tourette's And everything hurts And everything hurts And everything hurts I'm born I'm born I'm dressed like a road beacon on my way to Valhalla breakfast And everything hurts Can't you see the witches by my side Followin' me through all my life And everything hurts I was born I was born I was born Come to me all ye that labour and are heavy laden My head dip dip dip dipping, man And all my limbs are disconnected And everything hurts And everything hurts And everything hurts I've been pursuing the fuel too long Got a big fat pain in my chest bone And everything hurts And everything hurts Everything hurts Cos everything hurts [ ] I got a big fat foot on my knee bone And the back of my [ ] is in my septum And everything hurts And everything hurts
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