Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Danielson
Canonical path: /danielson/smooth-death
Related lyric paths: 6
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Smooth Death
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Smooth Death
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It's gonna be a smooth death, take it slow
(I'll take a diet shake to go)
Time to be really real
(Have arrived we have arrived)
Times to see and not be scared
To nearly clearly hear
Times ten got a peace in the old
Feeling tanked. Man, I'm tanked
I'm still gettin' spanked
Sing it to yourself now
Time trillion J.C.'s love
Time for changing the view
Of the every day
Every single, every day
Times zillion truth about
What the blood really means
Take a bath in the blood
What the blood really means, means, means
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Danielson performs "Smooth Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Danielson catalog on LyroVerse.
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