Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Car Seat Headrest
Canonical path: /car-seat-headrest/hymn
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Hymn
Read Hymn lyrics by Car Seat Headrest on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hymn
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I feel it in my heart
This time it's come to stay
I feel fire at it's root
Crushed by his thumbs
Vanished in his whorl
The ropes I held onto turned to sand
My life marooned
On trivial pursuits
If I give this up will I be saved?
Will my life be spared?
What will take its place?
What will take its place?
What will take its place?
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Car Seat Headrest performs "Hymn", and this lyric page sits inside the Car Seat Headrest catalog on LyroVerse.
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