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Artist: Kane Strang
Canonical path: /kane-strang/hypochondria
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hypochondria
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Hypochondria
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Hypochondria
Oh, I can’t move on
I just got here and I’m already gone
And I can feel it in every single bone
I don’t know why but I know something’s wrong
Hypochondria
Oh, please let me go
I used to be high, and now I’m always low
And I can feel it from my head to my toes
I don’t know why, but I can’t see the morning
Hypochondria
Oh, I lost myself
I am twice as stressed, and stress is bad for my health
And I can hear it leave my doctor’s mouth
I don’t know why, but I can’t see the morning
Oh I can’t see the morning
I won’t see the morning
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Kane Strang performs "Hypochondria", and this lyric page sits inside the Kane Strang catalog on LyroVerse.
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