Page type: lyric reference
Artist: El Caco
Canonical path: /el-caco/sixty-to-zero
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sixty To Zero
Read Sixty To Zero lyrics by El Caco on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sixty To Zero
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Are you still watching me?
And will you stare endlessly?
I might be a spot to rest your eyes on
But I am still invisible
I will be your disgrace
I can ́t live up to your level just can't
So I tear down expectations
You had high hopes for me
I was high on dope mostly
You were on the streets to search
I was on the streets for merch
Oh, don’t just sit there watching me
I‘ve got my own problems don't you see?
No need to go on
When I hate my own reflection
I know you loved me
I loved you back - occasionally
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