Skirmish

from Hyphen War by February

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remind me to read the list of the world's most wanted centre-backs next time you'll try to sneak behind my back I swear I won't even know you're behind we've got evildoers crawling in the sewers lip syncing to their favourite songs, oh how bizarre critical rating, melee damage, golden slumbers in your eyes

this is the last bad skirmish of our time sit tight, you won't even know when it happens now they fight with letters and dots and hyphens, next time it will be sticks and stones you're a beauty guru in an eyeshadow hell fighting mascara people with your secret spell i desire to see, i won't lie see a broiler fly

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from Hyphen War, released June 4, 2021

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