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Artist: Ed Motta
Canonical path: /ed-motta/hypochondriac-s-fun
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Hypochondriac's Fun
Read Hypochondriac's Fun lyrics by Ed Motta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hypochondriac's Fun
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A scary flag, somewhere
Grabbing few interests
What a shame
What a joy to survive
Never in life had a hard time
Give 'em all you have
They can choose your best
It takes more than a glance to believe
In those old lies
What is it good for?
They just start to dance
Can't believe their lack of taste improves
Simulate a thrill
Hypochondriac's fun, well done
Secure, unsure
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