Xanax
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Xanax
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I woke up to a heart attack
No I'm just being dramatic
It's this massive panic
That's fueling my heart rate
It's racing and I'm manic
Have you ever had the feeling
When you just don't wanna breathe
And you can't stand up without leaning
And there's nothing to believe in
Have you ever walked outside
And felt like you might throw up
Right beside your car
Before you even get inside
Every day of my life
I don't wanna be dependent
On synthetic medicine
That keeps me calm enough to sleep
But kills me softly when I'm weak
Have you ever looked beyond the eyes
Of someone else's life
And thought that you were fine
Until you turned crazy over night
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Elohim performs "Xanax", and this lyric page sits inside the Elohim catalog on LyroVerse.
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