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Artist: Lendi Vexer
Canonical path: /lendi-vexer/a-slow-dripping-in-my-brain
Related lyric paths: 6
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A slow dripping in my brain
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A slow dripping in my brain
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I don't like to fear
I don't like to play
You know
I never feel
games...
I don't like to fear
You know
You know I never feel
games...
It all comes to you
my life turns off
and you over there
to stay on the floor
follen and sick
still over there...
my life turns off
and you didn't know
All thought for you
my life turns off
and you over there
waiting to be...
Like a slow drip...
dripping in my brain.
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