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Cunt​-​Conform

from Demos: 6" Singles for Your Mom by Bi TYRANT

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CONFORM - Bi Tyrant

I’m scrubbing the bathtub
I’m getting it clean
I’m lifting tension
Making the tile sheen
But silently
On the inside
I’m screaming

CON-FORM
CON-FORM
So they know you don’t need them
So they know you’re not fucked up
CON-FORM
So they’ll forget your face
They’ll never reach outer space

I run the bath
Put in the lavender
Bubbles
candles & wine
Heating pad
Bloody pad
Something is out of line

I don’t feel the pressure
I don’t feel the pressure
Do you feel fresher?
Fuck the pressure
Don’t be a

CUNT - CON
FORMER - CUNT
CUNT CUNT
FORMER - CUNT

Play the game, play the game, play the game
Go insane, go insane, go insane
No one will know, no one will know, no one will know
no one will know
no one will know
no one will know
no one will know

if you CON-
FORM
CON-FORM
CON-FORM
So they know you don’t need them
So they know you’re not fucked up
CON-FORM
CON-FORM
CON-FORM
so they think you’re not broken
so they think that you don’t need them

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from Demos: 6" Singles for Your Mom, released July 25, 2015
brittany larcenie - vocals, lyrics, music
adam bomb - bass, drums, guitar

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Bi TYRANT New York, New York

Bi TYRANT is a Brooklyn hardcore band. Members met while touring with The Shaggs. Yes, THE The Shaggs. You can hear our Shaggs' accompanist chops in The Vagina Song breakdown. We wrote it after touring with Dot Wiggin. After our show at Baby's All Right, we heard a girl sing "Vagina" to the tune of "Banana Bike" in the bathroom stall while peeing. True story. ... more

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