Watch Us Die
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Watch Us Die
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You'll burn in hell, don't be afraid
Our voice will fade (and they'll take you away)
Don't try to pray, just dig a grave
With every rose (we'll get ten thorns)
This plastic fable lies
This cancer blooms by night
Don't search the answers
To every "why?", just watch us die
Never mind
It's our plastic fable
You can run
But there's nowhere to escape
You wonder why truth bites our heart
Seductive plans (must melt the scorn)
Don't try to say life's like a game
With every rose (we'll get ten thorns)
This plastic fable lies
This cancer blooms by night
Don't search the answers
To every "why?", just watch us die
Never mind
It's our plastic fable
You can run
But there's nowhere to escape
Never mind
It's our plastic fable
You can run
But there's nowhere to escape
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Who performs "Watch Us Die"?
Macbeth performs "Watch Us Die", and this lyric page sits inside the Macbeth catalog on LyroVerse.
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