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UGLYFUL

Where are all the love songs for the uglyful?
They don’t talk about them on the don’t talk shows on the bottom forty radio
I can’t find a single channel on my low definition television
I can’t erase distaste from my face there’s no blush or crème or tips in magazines for me

My heart is hard from living large
But that’s not what makes me ugly
My blood is cold from growing old
That’s not what makes me ugly

Ugly is more spiritual
Ugly is more natural

Dim your highlights low; dry your thick skin thin
Bleed your heart shallow; let your hair grow wild in the werewolf style
Let’s go out to a horror show so we can scream at the gruesome scenes on the big screen
Let’s double date and stay out late so we can celebrate our unhealthy glow

Your hair is square and your bumps are bare
That’s not what makes you ugly
You know your nose just grows and grows
But you couldn’t say you’re ugly

Ugly is more physical
Ugly is more natural

Even if I cannot see you, you are worth much more to me to be
Like a creature at the bottom of the Black Sea
Creeping and secreting a fudge-like sludge into the darkened deep
Singing a love song for the uglyful

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from Life Found On Superhot Body Only One Light Year Away, released November 23, 2013
Lyrics: Trevor Rockwell
Music: Trevor Rockwell, Kris Schindel, Mike Silverman; Stew Kirkwood

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Choir And Marching Band Edmonton, Alberta

Choir and Marching Band is a new vintage four-piece from halfway between Hollywood and the North Pole. They do song and dance for angels and soldiers.

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