Armadillo
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Armadillo
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Well you're drowning in your sucker life
You're afraid to die
Always trying to considerate other people's lives
Then you find yourself in darkness
You can see no more
Need to light a spark and carry on
Reconnect your soul
Kicking down the road won't mean a thing
Smash that on the floor
Don't try to make amends with your memories
Smash it, crash it, trash it
Kicking up the dust won't mean a thing
Smash that on the floor
Don't try to make amends with your memories
Smash it, crash it, trash it
You're about to get real high
'Cause there's a giant inside
You can hide but soon they'll see that you'll be touching the sky
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Far From Alaska performs "Armadillo", and this lyric page sits inside the Far From Alaska catalog on LyroVerse.
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