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The Wallstreet Jungle

from KILL THE DJ by theLAgirlz

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Survival of the fittest
below us lies the shittest
the force
the wonder
the driving crank
makes her act like your average skank
i know she does this to you in the least
makes you act like the average beast
you could dine and dash for another feast
or you could live it up on the street
ask for love as a matter of fact
like anyone else i'll stab you in the back
for in this culture you cant stay clean
no such thing as innocent beings
told like children once they'll stay
told the world would end this way

Thats right
to live you gotta
fight to survive
thats right
to live you gotta
fight to survive
fight to surve

survival of the fittest
below us lies the shittest
the force
the wonder
the driving crank
stressed on an image of being hated
thrown in a youth far to wasted
i conserved the system i was irritated
all my morals were underrated

so i get down
cause that's way i like it
on the ground
cause that's the way i like
thats way i like it
cause thats the way i like it
that's the way I fucking like it

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from KILL THE DJ, released April 15, 2011

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Whorhaigh K. San Francisco, California

Whorhaigh K. Is a folk singer/songwriter and graphic artist from Chula Vista CA. His first official release was "Kill the DJ" by the punk act The LA girlz, co-written by the current drummer of deathrock act "TFAN," Rikk Cavin. Rikk and Whorhaigh reunited in december of 2011 to record the eponymous Jorge & the NICOTEENS. The two currently work on separate projects, but plan to collaborate soon. ... more

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