Phantom Pains
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Phantom Pains
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Yesterday I lost myself with such an awful feeling
I caught up my hands, caused my digits to disappear
And what I thought I ripped hurts more than it ever did
Al these phantom pains are so cause by
Things I used to wonder did not …
No chance I could try to ease the pain
All it left me with this phantom pain
Fingers are like jealousy, they scratch and pull a needle
Hands could never listen, they do not reflect nor hear
And these pains that I feel are for things that are not real
All these phantom pains are so cause by
Things I used to wonder did not …
No chance I could try to ease the pain
All it left me with this phantom pain
All these phantoms pains are so cause by
Things I used to wonder did not …
No chance I could try to ease the pain
All it left me with this phantom pain.
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Andy Bull performs "Phantom Pains", and this lyric page sits inside the Andy Bull catalog on LyroVerse.
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