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Ray Liotta

from How Cool by King of Summer

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lyrics

Hannibel Lecter cut open this mother fucker's head
and made him eat a piece of his brain.
Some of my friends say that I act a little crazy
but i'm never that insane.

I've got this actor on my mind
In the back of my head almost every time
I hear a melody or see a guy get killed in a horror movie.
Collecting pictures from magazines
and inspiring quotes from all your scenes
It's not the creepy, is it?
My attention to detail's exquisite.

I'm at a point in my strange musical career
where i'm writing songs about
Actors who make me laugh when I am high off pot
Officer, is this allowed?

I've got this actor on my mind
In the back of my head almost every time
I hear a melody or see a guy get killed in a horror movie.
Collecting pictures from magazines
and inspiring quotes from all your scenes
It's not the creepy, is it?
My attention to detail's exquisite.

Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta.
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta's laugh
Ray Liotta's laugh, Ray Liotta.

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from How Cool, released April 12, 2019

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