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Artist: Lydia
Canonical path: /lydia/assailants
Related lyric paths: 6
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Assailants
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Assailants
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All that I say, you take as holy, now the world is watching
You've been waiting for words to take and
Now it's the world watching
I can't seem to kill my assailants
They keep changing faces
Can I be honest, sing you a sonnet?
You're not the world baby
Where I'm going
I'll speak it slow, and, all of this world you're with me
I must be sleeping it all off, just like you had promised
I can't seem to kill my assailants, no, no
They're changing faces
You're not the world baby, I'll be fine
Come morning
I will be sleeping it off
Just, just, just like you promised
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Lydia performs "Assailants", and this lyric page sits inside the Lydia catalog on LyroVerse.
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