[ti:Parishiltonisametaphor]
[ar:Dillinger Four]
[al:Civil War]

[00:02.00]Dillinger Four - Parishiltonisametaphor
[00:12.00]LRC by lzh ,from jiangxi pingxiang
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[00:42.91]Primed so meticulous, stripped down to the nucleus
[00:46.59]Of everything that sickened me
[00:48.10]Before I started viewing this
[00:51.30]I've read it in the glaze painted vacant gaze
[00:54.80]Of this shell of a human before me
[00:57.33]We thank the lord for the ego
[00:59.46]Afforded the shallow now
[01:01.04]Such handsome propaganda
[01:03.39]Truly business accused of show
[01:06.27]And they're cuing the applause sign now
[01:09.03]Pretty little casualties
[01:11.98]In temporary tragedies
[01:13.67]Born from the same place, self-doubt grows
[01:16.63]Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
[01:19.06]But around here "Diva" ain't much of a complement
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[01:32.74]Celebrate the discerning
[01:35.07]Don't question what you're learning
[01:36.73]Cranks the violin 'cause Rome is fucking burning now
[01:41.61]Culture shown in effigy
[01:43.81]Presented as "celebrity"
[01:45.15]Like tiny boxes crying out "believe me!"
[01:48.08]But careful there, honey
[01:49.66]'Cause your roots are showing now
[01:51.53]Such handsome propaganda
[01:53.44]Truly business accused of show
[01:56.43]And they're cuing the applause sign now
[01:58.80]Pretty little casualties
[02:02.25]In temporary tragedies
[02:03.72]Born from the same place, self-doubt grows
[02:06.58]Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
[02:09.10]But around here "Diva" ain't much of a complement
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[02:26.81]What a cherished myth of marketing
[02:29.36]Propaganda with complection so clear
[02:32.44]Tomorrows insecurities playfully draped
[02:35.38]In the second-hand styles of next year
[02:37.46]And it's so hard to look away
[02:39.85]Although somehow harder yet to stare
[02:43.23]These picture perfect pawns are salesmen now
[02:46.37]Like carpetbaggers shilling their wares
[02:48.82]And in reality I really don't care
[02:51.65]'Cause asshole's a fashion that I never could afford to wear.
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