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Marilyn Manson ~ The Last Day On Earth


Yesterday was a million years ago, in all my past lives I played an asshole Now I found you, it's almost too late And this earth seems obliviating We are trembling in our crutches High and dead, our skin is glass And I'm so empty here without you, I crack my xerox hands I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye And the dogs slaughter each other softly Love burns it's casualties We are damaged provider modules Spill the seeds at our children's feet And I'm so empty here without you I know they want me dead I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye (x3) I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye (x3) We'll never say goodbye (x2) - more free lyrics

Yesterday was a million years ago, in all my past lives I played an asshole
Now I found you, it's almost too late
And this earth seems obliviating
We are trembling in our crutches
High and dead, our skin is glass
And I'm so empty here without you, I crack my xerox hands
I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies
I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye

And the dogs slaughter each other softly
Love burns it's casualties
We are damaged provider modules
Spill the seeds at our children's feet
And I'm so empty here without you
I know they want me dead

I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies
I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye

(x3) I know it's the last day on earth, we'll be together while the planet dies
I know it's the last day on earth, we'll never say goodbye (x3)
We'll never say goodbye (x2)

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