Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Japanese Bondage
Canonical path: /japanese-bondage/heavy-munchies
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Heavy Munchies
Read Heavy Munchies lyrics by Japanese Bondage on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Heavy Munchies
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When I want to get some weed
I go and get some weed
You gotta feel alright
I always feel alright
Then things start creeping in my brain
In a dizzy haze
My laughter echoes in eternity
'Cause there are funny things
Then I feel there's something empty
What I don't know
I take a look at the fridge
Situation's getting better now
I fill my plate
Then I fill once more
I wonder what I'm doin here
I'm gonna eat again
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