Rotting On The Vine
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Rotting On The Vine
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What do you want
Why are you asking me
About the things used to say?
That kid went away
He disappeared years ago
And that's the last they've heard from me
Someone is rotting on the vine
This is no time to die
No one can tell you you'll be fine
This is your time to try
What do you think?
What are you after then?
Are these the things that went away?
I thought it was obvious
It is obvious
I'm lonely
Someone is rotting on the vine
This is no time to die
No one can tell you you'll be fine
This is your time to try
Someone is rotting on the vine
This is no time to die
No one can tell you you'll be fine
This is your time to try
Someone is rotting on the vine
This is no time to die
No one can tell you you'll be fine
This is your time to try
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Drive By performs "Rotting On The Vine", and this lyric page sits inside the Drive By catalog on LyroVerse.
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