High Speed Burning Tire
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High Speed Burning Tire
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When I come back to sand
And spring begins
There’s a falling curse in humans again
Something bad
And they’ll never forecast
That you will be next in line
For the crash
And it all seems to turn into ashes
Every thought I had of you
My heart changes
From ground stones to fire
High speed burning tire
From ground stones to fire
I’m coming up
Looking into your eyes
So confused
And I pray that the Sun
Will melt the tears
Burning candles
Lightbulbs with no fuse
And today I found out
I don’t need you
And it all seems to turn into ashes
Every thought I had of you
My heart changes
From ground stones to fire
High speed burning tire
From ground stones to fire
I’m coming up
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Lesbian Robin performs "High Speed Burning Tire", and this lyric page sits inside the Lesbian Robin catalog on LyroVerse.
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