Dental Hygienist
from Primary Function by The Runaway Five
lyrics
how long should i wait?
i'm convinced you're not coming
did you find your clean slate?
you're laughing but it's not funny
[chorus]
but now i can't move on
the ground is shifting
oh the clouds have frozen
this weight worth lifting
who said you could create
pages upon pages not worth reading
evolved to a new shape
your vacant stare's out breeding
[chorus]
[why'd you
why did you
why did you become] x 2
a DENTAL HYGIENIST
i'm convinced you're not coming
did you find your clean slate?
you're laughing but it's not funny
[chorus]
but now i can't move on
the ground is shifting
oh the clouds have frozen
this weight worth lifting
who said you could create
pages upon pages not worth reading
evolved to a new shape
your vacant stare's out breeding
[chorus]
[why'd you
why did you
why did you become] x 2
a DENTAL HYGIENIST
credits
from Primary Function,
released June 11, 2011
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The Runaway Five Chicago, Illinois
TWO MAN SCI FI CHIPTUNE DANCE PARTY
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