[D]evils everywhere, [D]evils
[E]verywhere,in the p[E]ws, in the
[V]ery heart of tv,you[V]e got to
[I]magine everybody [I]s after me
[L]ying through their [L]onely teeth
[I] don't believe any b[I]t of our
[S]ad society is free,[S]o vile
[H]ave we become,I [H]ave seen devils in everyone
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