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Artist: Conscious Rot
Canonical path: /conscious-rot/sickness
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sickness
Read Sickness lyrics by Conscious Rot on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sickness
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We're tired of life and death
We're sick of sweet tongues
We want to retch up
Melancholia has took hold of us
Not knowing what's the existence
We're feigning very clever
We don't see as the fire
Nears to our paper world
We're retched up from the sermons
Already used to these drugs
Our souls have dried up
We are living corpses
We want to die
We want to die
Let us die easy
Take our misery off
Tke off our fright
And let us die for ages...
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