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Artist: Marilyn Manson
Canonical path: /marilyn-manson/learning-to-swim
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Learning To Swim
Read Learning To Swim lyrics by Marilyn Manson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Learning To Swim
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Learning to Swim
I wanna be the fish
I like the way he swims
I bend my arms to fins
Ego scales my skin
I grab a sharp stick
And I cut my gills
The water rushes in...
I'm too young
To live this life
I wanna be the fish
I like the way he swims
I grab a sharp stick
I'm too young to live
Inside this life
They want me to stay
This life I cannot feign
They want me to stay
This life I cannot feign
They want me to stay
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Marilyn Manson performs "Learning To Swim", and this lyric page sits inside the Marilyn Manson catalog on LyroVerse.
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