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lyrics

Scott, if I ever see you
I am gonna kill you, and then
I will get sent back to jail,
the Pope will send the bail in tens,
and twenties, 'cos his god is funny,
spent all my fucking money
and I still feel lost

'Cos people like the same things that you do
People like the same things that you do

Scott, why'd you have to do it?
Why couldn't she see through it, like gauze?
You tore through her bolted soul,
you made it past the goal,
but I paid the cost

'Cos people like the same things that you do
People like the same things that you do

But I don't like the same things that you do

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from Deathray, released May 2, 2000
Written by Dana Gumbiner (De Sade Songs & Waltzes, BMI)

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Deathray Sacramento, California

Deathray included Dana Gumbiner, former Cake members Greg Brown, Victor Damiani & Todd Roper, & also featured stints from James Neil & Max Hart.
The band was signed to Capricorn Records, & their debut was released in 2000.
Deathray's songs have been featured in many films & TV shows, including Sony Pictures' Open Season. In 2007, the band called it quits to focus on new projects. ... more

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