Guggenheim Grotto
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Vertigo

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Guggenheim Grotto Canonical path: /guggenheim-grotto/vertigo Related lyric paths: 6
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Vertigo

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It's not that I fear the fall or crushing my bones

I fear the desire to heed the call of that unknown

You see the higher I climb the more I present myself

To the possibility of falling down

One more drink barman, one more round

Let us fill our heads brimful of philosophical sound

Did you know I seek awareness and a Christ like mind?

I seek to covet nothing, no, not even time

But the higher I climb, the more I present myself

To the possibility of falling down

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