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Skeleton
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The shape in the night
The light in the sky
Welcome to Earth
Don't bite
Their ray guns came out
Their lasers took route
Burned us to a crisp before we could reach the hideout
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
Even if you think that you're too good
You're still part of the neighborhood
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
The crackle and creak
The shake in our teeth
A frozen fucked army of freaks
See under that skin
We're all the same within
No reason to fight
Alien ship says goodbye
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
Even if you think that you're too good
You're still part of the neighborhood
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
Inside of everyone, there is a skeleton
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Skeleton (Radio Edit)
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