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Human Correction


I'm the human correction, I'm the human correction, I'm the human correction, i can easily get your attention, attention, attention.

Don't mess with me because I'm good at math especially fractions, fractions, fractions.

Go ahead and fuck me over i have protection, protection, protection. 

You should get lip injections, injections injections.

I'm sorry about this nasty discussion, discussion, discussion.

You're an infection, infection, infection to society.

I'm the collection, collection, collection of the opposite of your insecurities.

I will punch you til you bleed, bleed, bleed. 

I'm the perfect reflection, reflection, reflection of who you want to be. 

Please don't ever lose me because remember I'm the main attraction, attraction, attraction. 

Without me you're nothing, nothin, nothin. Oh darling, you think I'm bluffing,bluffing,bluffing.

it's not my fault you look like a muffin, muffin, muffin.

I'm as hot as an oven, oven, oven,

You need to get stronger and toughen, toughen, toughen up. 

I mean my God aren't you tired of being called an ugly slut, slut, slut?

it's not my fault you cut, cut, cut you're wrists, slit after slit.

You dumb little bitch, bitch, bitch how dare you for not dying in a ditch

Your face looks like it's constantly a glitch, glitch, glitch.

Growing up you were always such a snitch, snitch, snitch.

The only thing that will ever save, save, save your future is if you become rich, rich.

You need to be brave, brave, brave. 

Quit hiding in that dark, dark, cave.

i know you crave, crave, crave love.

But stop being a slave to these men.

and..... honey...... DON'T MISBEHAVE EVER AGAIN!

 

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