You want to do it like they do it on TV
You'd be important if you were famous, oh, please
Try a little more, then try a little harder
Trying not to think is harder than you think
So just leave the motor running
Throw away the fucking key
You fucked up from the beginning
Celebrate stupidity, down on your knees
Suck my rock
Suck my rock
You still do it like it's straight to video
If you were famous, you'd be better for sure
Try a little more, then try a little harder
Trying not to look is harder than it seems
So just leave the motor running
Throw away the fucking key
You fucked up from the beginning
Celebrate stupidity, down on your knees
Cut twice before you measure
Don’t look either way
Who wants to live forever
When dying is on sale today?
You want to do it without dignity or shame
Fifteen seconds later, we won't know your name
Try a little more, then try a little harder
Trying not to fall is not trying at all
So just leave the motor running
Throw away the fucking key
You fucked up from the beginning
Celebrate stupidity, down on your knees
Suck my rock
Down on your knees
Suck my rock
Down on your knees
Tim Sköld, known as Skold, is a Swedish musician and producer active since 1990. He began his career in industrial metal bands KMFDM and Marilyn Manson, contributing to iconic albums like "Angst" and "Antichrist Superstar". In 2003, he launched the Skold project, releasing the self-titled album that marked his solo debut. His musical style is characterized by a blend of industrial metal, electronic music, and gothic rock, with influences from synthwave and experimental electronics. Sköld is known for his innovative production and energetic live performances. Some of his most representative tracks include "The Devil's Playground", "Bloodlust" and "I Am the Machine".
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