Flicker Out
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Flicker Out
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Cinnamon candle dance all night
Hypnotic beauty scented bouncing burning light
Melting wax turns liquid in the glass
Heat to glow when it withers to ashes
We fall down
Singing hey there, can't you see?
That your power lair is taking over me?
Too much oxygen, too much kerosene
Too much emotion, this explosion we're feeding
You smell so sweet
Don't flicker out
Singing hey there, can't you see?
That your power lair is taking over me?
Too much oxygen, too much kerosene
Too much emotion, this explosion we're feeding
You smell so sweet
Don't flicker out
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McCoy Brothers performs "Flicker Out", and this lyric page sits inside the McCoy Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Asereht (feat. Caitlin Rose) and I'm No Other (ft. Brothers Unaware) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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