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Marilyn Manson ~ New Model No. 15


I'm as fake as a wedding cake and I'm vague and I know that I'm homopolitan Pitifully predictable Correctly political I'm the new, I'm the new, new model I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office I can suck it and smile (x2) New New New model (x2) I can choke and diet on coke and I'm spun and I know that I'm stoned and rolling Lifelike and poseable Hopeless and disposable I'm the new, I'm the new, new model I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office I can suck it and smile (x4) New New New model (x4) (x2) Pitifully predictable Correctly political (x2) Don't let them know how far you go or that you use your lovers Oh look, you're like a VCR, stick something in to know just who you are you I'm the new, I'm the new, new model I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office I can suck it and smile (x3) New New New model (x3) New (x2) New model, model, model (x4) New New New model (x4) more free lyrics

I'm as fake as a wedding cake and I'm vague and I know that I'm homopolitan
Pitifully predictable
Correctly political

I'm the new, I'm the new, new model
I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office
I can suck it and smile
(x2) New
New
New model (x2)

I can choke and diet on coke and I'm spun and I know that I'm stoned and rolling

Lifelike and poseable
Hopeless and disposable

I'm the new, I'm the new, new model
I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office
I can suck it and smile
(x4) New
New
New model (x4)

(x2) Pitifully predictable
Correctly political (x2)

Don't let them know how far you go or that you use your lovers
Oh look, you're like a VCR, stick something in to know just who you are you

I'm the new, I'm the new, new model
I got nothing inside, better in the head and in bed at the office
I can suck it and smile
(x3) New
New
New model (x3)
New (x2)
New model, model, model
(x4) New
New
New model (x4)

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