Pill
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Pill
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Willing muscle, carve my way
With a smile across my face
Now it's on TV
How things have got me down
The smoke print my bleed me
When I've been hollowed out
Hollowed out
I want a superhuman will
I want a better-than-average skill
I want a million-dollar bill
And I want it all
Some things don't change
We want a holiday, a getaway
I want to be the one sitting in the sun
But that's just not the way
We have to pay and pay the rest of our days
I want a superhuman will
I want a better-than-average skill
I want a million-dollar bill
And I want it all
Willing muscle, carve my way
Rip a smile across my face
Now it's on TV
How things have got me down
The smoke print might bleed me
When I've been hollowed out
Hollowed out
I want a superhuman will
I want a better-than-average skill
I want a million-dollar bill
And I want it all
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Lake Trout performs "Pill", and this lyric page sits inside the Lake Trout catalog on LyroVerse.
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