Michelangelo
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Michelangelo
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I'm a three-legged dog
Workin' with what I got
And part of me will always be
Looking for what I lost
There's a fly around my head
Waiting for the day I drop dead
My DNA looks pretty strange
Can you see it on my breath?
You're a virus and you come back
At the first sign of weakness
Treatable, not curable
And I'm building up a resistance
I wanna be the blank white screen
Allow the movies to be seen
Comedy, tragedy
Come and go, but none become me
You play the villain
In the age-old tale I've been living
Since I was young, far too young
To know the role I was given
I'm Michelangelo
And I carve myself out of marble
When I don’t know how to grow
Flowers out of arrows
I'm a three-legged dog
Looking for what I lost
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Cassandra Jenkins performs "Michelangelo", and this lyric page sits inside the Cassandra Jenkins catalog on LyroVerse.
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