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Artist: Glassjaw
Canonical path: /glassjaw/babe
Related lyric paths: 6
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Babe
Read Babe lyrics by Glassjaw on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Babe
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I exclude light and wash my hands of you.
By larger being devoured,
leaving only me to improve.
Weep.
Don't fucking weep.
Your weak eyes cry tears of the week.
Weep.
Catch up with the sheep.
It's a sacrilegious ceremony.
New flavor of the week.
Nothing's sacred in the faces of the soulless
(that you're made into).
You're raptured by a guilty stifle down.
...And what I'll do
is mess you up and lie to you.
Look at you
You know it's true.
It's a field trip to Hollywood Babylon.
But
I'm
not
coming.
No.
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