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Don't Become A Chotch (Whiney Emo Version) 2006

from D​-​Sides (Love, Hate & Space Songs) by Davē Noël Black

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figure out yourself
figure out what I should want to be before I grow up

in this fucked up world we live in
we can get ahead by dressing up like
preppy asshole motherfucker thugs who think their shit don't stink
*cough*

AWOL wouldn't use it so had to
It's a good line, I had to!

figure I should walk like you
talk like you and act like I'm a slut like you
walk like you, talk like you
pretend but I'm just not like you

It's not the preppy boots or ceaesar cuts
that make me hate your apathy
violence and deceit that fills your lives

AWOL wouldn't use it so had to
It's a good line, I had to!

figure I should walk like you
talk like you and act like I belong like you
walk like you, talk like you
pretend but I'm just not like you

every single chotch I know has so much more potential
like mitch the bitch or shauna's bro (Cory Turner)
Lauren Johnson, what a show

Who am I talking about
there's a lot of other people with names like that

I just had to say it
mitch will never queef it

so don't become a chotch.

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from D​-​Sides (Love, Hate & Space Songs), released August 18, 2012

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Davē Noël Black Edmonton, Alberta

db is a "delightfully weird" fine artist, an advocate for OPM and a recovering narcissist.

Currently on academic probation, he looks forward to his future career as a student, hoping to obtain a triple doctorate in Underwater Economics, Musicological Fractals and Poli-Techs, however he’s not holding his breath. ... more

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