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Artist: Fresh Air Of Hiroshima
Canonical path: /fresh-air-of-hiroshima/plastic-breath
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Plastic Breath
Read Plastic Breath lyrics by Fresh Air Of Hiroshima on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Plastic Breath
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My words are not clear, I know, at all
But language becomes foolish when all you do is crawl.
Fear is coming
And it would blind us all.
My brain feeds itself on misery
And all our lies are smothering me.
Awe is coming
And wants our bodies to enfold.
God! It's coming again!
And it's cracking my head.
I'm sorry, I can't concentrate!
I cannot even feel my own face.
To breathe is getting harder
As the walls are closing me in.
I'm afraid that every eye's on me.
God! It's coming again!
And it's cracking my head.
Awe is crawling on me!
And it's eroding my brain.
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Fresh Air Of Hiroshima performs "Plastic Breath", and this lyric page sits inside the Fresh Air Of Hiroshima catalog on LyroVerse.
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