Parasite Mine
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Parasite Mine
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I'll take a minute here to tell you
To cut the cord and pull the plug
Getting weaker by the second
Watching you saturate my love
I'm sick of feeling so wrecked
And tired of this mess
There's going to be hell to pay
This time i swear
The best in me is draining out
Eventually i'm gonna smash this
Tether to your anemic heart
I know i'd love to watch you perish
Under the weight of what you siphon
I'm sick of feeling so wrecked
And tired of this mess
There's going to be hell to pay
This time i swear...
All my life in doubt
You suck the life from everything...
Parasite of happiness in me
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