Messiah
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Messiah
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Turn off the music and said that I’ll see you tomorrow
But I don’t think I’m likely to come back
Try to be a punisher take two pills every morning
But I don’t think I’m likely to do that
Hey chrome messiah
Put down that child
The coke head’s camera
Just loves your smile
Loves your smile
Loves your smile
Sarah stole my voice today my phone rings I don’t answer
This generation’s mutant staying home
Promise you won’t tell a soul
My brain fills up with cancer
If you change your plans just let me know
Hey chrome messiah
Put down that child
The coke head’s camera
Just loves your smile
Loves your smile
Loves your smile
Yeah yeah yeah
Hey chrome messiah
Put down that child
The coke head’s camera
Just loves your smile
Loves your smile
Loves your smile
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Who performs "Messiah"?
British India performs "Messiah", and this lyric page sits inside the British India catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Messiah"?
Yes. The related section below points to 90 Ways To Lose Your Lover and Black And White Radio with a short reason for opening each page next.
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