Veins
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Veins
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Please, slice me open
Please, look inside me
I'm so unclean
So please, cut the sickness out of me
There's something in my blood
It's something worth concern
I know I'm no good
I never seem to learn
My mother always said
That my birth was a curse
That I'd bring on such bloodshed
I'd make everything much worse
Please, slice me open
Please, look inside me
I'm so unclean
So please, cut the sickness out of me
I'm so sick
Father took a bullet
Mother took some pills
Sister shot it up
Brother drove off a hill
I brought death to my family
He watches me and salivates
I don't know why he hasn't chosen me
But every night I call for him and I just wait
I'm so sick
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Isserley performs "Veins", and this lyric page sits inside the Isserley catalog on LyroVerse.
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