Page type: lyric reference
Artist: 10 Years
Canonical path: /10-years/moisture-residue
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Moisture Residue
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Moisture Residue
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I'd rather sink then swim
Give up, give in, and let my demons win again.
My whole life I've tried to keep my head above water
And out of the clouds I'm face down on middle ground
So I release this breathe
From my chest
As I lay to rest
Deeper and deeper
With a fish
I pray peace may find me
Moisture residue
Slowly killing you
Moisture residue
Slowly killing you
Moisture residue
Slowly killing you
Moisture residue
Slowly killing you
Moisture residue
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