Lost That Easy
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Lost That Easy
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A swollen tongue, a plastic gun
Red burn from an orange sun
These oil rigs will crack and run
These palm trees will be chopped to a stump
I've wandered, seen visions, I never could fit in
I'm out there, you'll find me, I never lost that easy
You imitate, all night stay awake
You study ancient intelligence
It's a lonely life by candlelight
To make believe, you talk to the dead
I've wandered, seen visions, I've gone off the deep end
I'm out there, you'll find me, I never lost that easy
My drunken confession, sick in the bathtub
While you take your make-up off
You take yourself so serious
If we didn't laugh, we're crying all the time
No matter where I've been, I never could fit in
Don't worry where I'll be, I never lost that easy
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Cold War Kids performs "Lost That Easy", and this lyric page sits inside the Cold War Kids catalog on LyroVerse.
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