Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dashboard Confessional
Canonical path: /dashboard-confessional/morning-calls
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Morning Calls
Read Morning Calls lyrics by Dashboard Confessional on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Morning Calls
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Morning calls for pain relief
A line above the step beneath
The worst that you could do
And the best that you could hope for
Is hardly the best
Tepid water chase the pills
With turpentine and chamomile
And don't get cheap with the wine
You need to be up all of the time
Shield your eyes, conceal your lies.
Don't blink, everyone's watching.
They'll think you're up to something.
They need for you to be everything
that they cannot be themselves.
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Dashboard Confessional performs "Morning Calls", and this lyric page sits inside the Dashboard Confessional catalog on LyroVerse.
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