Lazy
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Lazy
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So much to do now
One trip won’t do the job
Commodity has merged into my soul so deeply
If I don’t make a move now
Then I might as well
Go down six feet deep
Never learn (this is why you never learn)
One more fault to my view
One more I almost can’t feel
I fear there won't be a thing for me to dive in
One that will let a big smile
Carved in my face when I leave
Let your mind (speak this louder than your heart)
Let your mind (speak this louder than your hurt)
Cut off now your cankered limb
So you can run from this sick feel
And once you taste your recompense
That grudge will turn into pure will
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Hollowood performs "Lazy", and this lyric page sits inside the Hollowood catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'it Sucks When Your Mate Is Bitten By a Zombie And You Have To Cut Off His Head' Blues and Beta Rhythm with a short reason for opening each page next.
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