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Artist: Amebix
Canonical path: /amebix/largactyl
Related lyric paths: 6
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Largactyl
Read Largactyl lyrics by Amebix on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Largactyl
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You're standing on a hill, looking down at the city
Thinking 'bout your life and your bottle of pills
They released you from the hospital, you're cured!
So this is how freedom feels?
Largactyl Relax (it's only paranoia)
Feel a little numb? Feel a little tired?
Your brain's asleep and your body's retired
You've learned to fit in.
Obey!
You're just a shadow of what you used to be
Largactyl Relax (it's only paranoia)
A comfortable life? A car and a wife?
It's only a dream but it's fuckin' obscene
You've learned to fit in, a vegetable!
Senility! At 21 they'll be coming for you
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