Wylie
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Wylie
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I feel like hell, I've caught the sickness once again
And I don't feel right!
I ain't gettin' up. Think I'm slippin' away
I want to soar like the prophets before
Addicted to the turbulence
Sucked in under false pretense
I wanna say what needs to be said
Addicted to the turbulence, feel the past come rushing in
These palms don't lie I can't focus, when the statics on
Routines I hide don't mind killing this secrets mine
I want to soar like the prophets before
Addicted to the turbulence
Sucked in under false pretense
I wanna say what needs to be said
Addicted to the turbulence, feel the past come rushing in
Got to stop myself I can't take this!
When I fall the clouds won't cradle
Oh how tempting they are, make you feel like you have it all
DRIVE ME MAD A FULL ON RAMPAGE!
THE OLDER I AM THE LESS FEELING I HAVE!
Without the gospel losing the truth. I'm losing the truth
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Maylene and the Sons of Disaster performs "Wylie", and this lyric page sits inside the Maylene and the Sons of Disaster catalog on LyroVerse.
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