Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Crowd Deterrent
Canonical path: /crowd-deterrent/career-alcoholic
Related lyric paths: 6
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Career Alcoholic
Read Career Alcoholic lyrics by Crowd Deterrent on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Career Alcoholic
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You are afraid to live the life
I live you draw near to your own death
Losing to addiction and
I can smell it on your breath
You consume your own emotion
I don't need your crutch to help me stand
I don't want to hear you anymore
- you choke on your own fucking words
I don't want to hear you anymore
- you fucking choke on your own fucking words
Still breathing but you're not alive
- forever your enemy
Still living but you're dead in my eyes
- forever your enemy
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