Day glo
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Day glo
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Up this way down under the ocean
Tumbled in anger by angry water
Getting up is what hurts
In the bath tub again watching the water drain
Twisted in slow-mo by angry water
Getting up is what hurts
Getting up is what hurts
Then you melt into the background
(day glo)
Then you melt into the background
(day glo)
Adding injury to your insult
This isn't drowning
This isn't anything
My silver lining
This isn't anything
Getting up is what hurts
Getting up is what hurts
Then you melt into the background
(day glo)
Then you melt into the background
(day glo)
Adding injury to your insult
You apply your "me repellant"
I've lost everything
You self sabotage machine
Have you ever been mellow
When there's only enough drink to go around once
To the left a shadow falls you look up
Have you ever been mellow
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Who performs "Day glo"?
Kristin Hersh performs "Day glo", and this lyric page sits inside the Kristin Hersh catalog on LyroVerse.
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