Toxic
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Toxic
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You twist up my words, my voice speaks the truth
Slashed into my thoughts, you're pulling up roots
The seeds that you bury deep into the earth
Grew vines that are rotting, they stole my self-worth
Your misery in frozen time
I’m feeling pain that isn't mine
I listen to you and hear only lies
My ears have been burning with infinite cries
Your presence is toxic, so please go away
Uprooting the evil, it's your turn to pay
Your misery in frozen time
I’m feeling pain that isn't mine
The hold you had on me is gone
The growing need burns on and on
Your presence is toxic
Your presence is toxic
Your presence is toxic
Your presence is toxic
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Kirk Windstein performs "Toxic", and this lyric page sits inside the Kirk Windstein catalog on LyroVerse.
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