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Moxiee
04:48
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How many times do I have to say
You just don't get it, it's acquired taste
She was never one to talk
Bout David Lynch or tracking shots
She gave her 2 cents to a summer matinee
How many times do I have to say
You just don't have the right mind to appreciate
She saw a canvas of depravity and blood and guts
I saw a masterpiece by a modern great
I know it is wicked and tasteless
We all need vanity
And I need identity
How many times do you have to say
I am offended by your personal taste
She couldn't handle me
Or tuneless atonality
And so she threw my trout mask replica away
Chorus
Your art is faceless
Talent is wasted
Derivative and overrated
About time you innovated
She walked right out the door
My records on the floor
Drying out her ear canal
So used to clichéd and banal
She never got the art
Of noisy crap that doesn't chart
How many times do I have to say
You might be smart enough to like this crap some day
Chorus(es)
Don't give me any hooks
Don't give me sexy looks
Make it so bad it's good
Make it misunderstood
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