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Artist: Dog In The Snow
Canonical path: /dog-in-the-snow/plastic-body
Related lyric paths: 6
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Plastic Body
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Plastic Body
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Cross my fingers
For I am still alive
Though the body
Is not fully mine
They can stretch me
They could really try
But the deep voice
Said I need more time
I need it
Well, I don't need it
I need it
My body's
Not my creation
Add paint and its suffocation
Take my mind
To the pay dirt demon
It is better when I don't need it
Running naked
Can you build me a shrine
It'll be engraved and say
Everything is fine
And I am rushing
Into the open sea
Take my body
It's a plastic me
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Dog In The Snow performs "Plastic Body", and this lyric page sits inside the Dog In The Snow catalog on LyroVerse.
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