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Artist: COIN
Canonical path: /coin/watering-a-dead-flower
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Watering A Dead Flower
Read Watering A Dead Flower lyrics by COIN on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Watering A Dead Flower
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Welcome to the beautiful place
Always losing
And I've got no one else to blame
Always improving
But nothing ever seems to change
Take what you want and what you have
Wrestle in with you need
Break it apart with my two hands
I don't feel a thing
I said, oh, love
I can't move any faster
If I move now
I'm watering a dead flower
I said, oh
I'm like a tourist
Running through my own brain
Buy more love like a souvenir
But nothing never seems to change
Who are you? Who are we?
Recycle, rinse, repeat
Is it you? Is it me?
Frame it in a way so we get some sleep
I said, oh, love
I can't move any faster
If I move now
I'm watering a dead flower
I said, oh
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