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Artist: Mu330
Canonical path: /mu330/curse
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Curse
Read Curse lyrics by Mu330 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curse
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Your pain is a rash it gets worse each time I scratch I won't pry it'll make things worse cuz I'm your curse I'm there too much I'm in too close and I foul it up I wont pry it'll make
things worse cuz I'm your curse I'm your curse I just look at things and they start to break I feel big in a bad way a sledgehammer in a room full of glass I feel big in a bad way you thought you had it bad well I'm the worst you ever had
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