Un-natural Act
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Un-natural Act
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We sped by packed in like rats
I felt on the verge of an un-natural act
Have I any more left to give?
It's a sin to not want to live
It's a sin to not want to live
The trains crash by so fast
Lonesome blues surely can't last
I cast my mind to who I'm with
It's a sin to not want to live
It's a sin to not want to live
Carraiges grind in the half light rush
Germs cloud us all in the crush
Hush my mind let myself forgive
It's a sin to not want to live
It's a sin to not want to live
It could have all ended that night
But I turned my head back to the light
The fight takes all you could give
But it's a sin to not want to live
It's a sin to not want to live
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