Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dissident Saint
Canonical path: /dissident-saint/choking-hazard
Related lyric paths: 6
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Choking Hazard
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Choking Hazard
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Choking Hazard
I'm running out of things to say
And no one seems to listen
It's getting tougher day by day
Why should I even bother?
Why should I even bother?
When did it all start going wrong
Was it the day I met life?
Or was it there all along?
I cant' seem to recover
I can't seem to recover!
For once I'll lie here on the grass
I shall maintain the silence
And peace will find me there at last
And I won't speak to no one!
Why should I even bother?
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Dissident Saint performs "Choking Hazard", and this lyric page sits inside the Dissident Saint catalog on LyroVerse.
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