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Artist: Cunter
Canonical path: /cunter/blackout
Related lyric paths: 6
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Blackout
Read Blackout lyrics by Cunter on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Blackout
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Flush it all down the drain.
Watch yourself go insane.
Another drink to kill the pain.
Anything to put out the flame.
I don't need help, 'cause nothing's wrong.
I don't need help, I won't last long.
[x2]
Flush it all down the drain.
Watch yourself go insane.
Another drink to kill the pain.
Anything to put out the flame.
I don't need help, 'cause nothing's wrong.
I don't need help, I won't last long.
[x2]
Drink yourself to sleep again,
Drink yourself to oblivion.
[x2]
(Drink!)One more to kill the pain,
(Drink!)One more to put out the flame.
[x2]
One more drink to kill the pain!
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