Page type: lyric reference
Artist: 311
Canonical path: /311/thriving-to-the-scene
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Thriving To The Scene
Read Thriving To The Scene lyrics by 311 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Thriving To The Scene
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Everything seems turning
And the jam starts to break circles
And red and not pink
I know it's not my place
But something to face
My economy seems to be
In worse than actually
Thriving to the scene
Thriving to the scene
Thriving to the scene
Then I'm acting pissed
I couldnt share my fist
The very word is coming
But it's a boy that I have missed
Hit it
Thriving to the scene
Thriving to the scene
Thriving to the scene
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