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Artist: One Man Army
Canonical path: /one-man-army/rotting-in-the-doldrums
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Rotting In The Doldrums
Read Rotting In The Doldrums lyrics by One Man Army on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rotting In The Doldrums
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Were Ya Running Too?
Did You Hear The Sirens
In Your Weakness
Aiding In The Shadows
Oh No You're Already Dead
Its On The T.V.
In The Paper
Will You Surrender?
No More Anything Ever
I'll Destroy Everything I've Started
But My Own Glass Heaven All Night
It's A Dirty Scandal
Everybody Knows Now
The Rumors And Headlines
Are You Up?
Are You Tired?
Are You Sick?
Are Yo Uwell?
Does It Hurt When You Come Down?
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One Man Army performs "Rotting In The Doldrums", and this lyric page sits inside the One Man Army catalog on LyroVerse.
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