Email Address
from Email Address by OK Glass
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The computer don't believe me when I say I'm not a robot
Is it operating on some definition that I don't get?
This skeleton clock on this skeletal arm
offers no support
but I don't need any more
My baby's got an email address
and a bulletproof vest and a latte
And when she goes to stand at her desk
at her posting station all day
My numbers start to grow
I lost my moirail
and I've been running through my B list 'cause I overfed my As
There are only certain ambulances I'd let take me away
'Cause when I left my heart in San Fernando
my online girlfriend faxed it back
and I need nothing else
My baby's got an email address
and a bulletproof vest and a latte
And when she goes to stand at her desk
at her posting station all day
My numbers start to grow
And I feel the ratio
Yeah, my numbers start to grow
I live for the content
Where was the algorithm in your absence?
I live for the content
Don't you leave me alone on the internet!
My baby's got an email address
My baby's got an email address
And I watch my numbers grow
Yeah, I watch them grow and grow
Yeah, they grow
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by Flavored CardboardYour review is public. Writing something brief but thoughtful here can help win you new fans as surely as writing “me like” can ensure they write you off. 200 characters remaining
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