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Burn It Up
 
  I think I’m burning up inside
I think I’ll take a little ride
I’m gonna light up everything in sight
I’ll drive on by your yard
And throw a molotov cocktail at your car
Then another in the local bar

Chorus
Ignition
They call it an obsession but I think it’s kinda bitchin’
I think it’s kinda neat
Yeah, I’m a pyro
I wanna burn it up
Yeah, I’m a pyro

Tonight this ’hood will be a pyre
I’m gonna set your house on fire
I’ll dance around the pretty flames
Such a wonderful game!

Chorus

I want to make a tiki torch
I’m gonna throw it on your porch
Then I’m gonna run away
And come back another day
So many houses, so little time
So many reasons, I’m not a crime
I’d like to set you up
I’d like to set you up

Chorus




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