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Artist: Owen
Canonical path: /owen/a-fever
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Fever
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A Fever
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You fucked a fever in me and I'm burning up
A hundred and two, a hundred and three
Cold sweats, I'm in need of new sheets
You fucked this flu in me
I'm throwing up dinner for two and mixed drinks
I'm on my knees as it passes through me
I've been sick before, nothing like this
I swore if the room started spinning I'd leave
You fucked the sickness in me and I'm building up
White blood cells, immunity
So if by chance it happens again I won't be bedridden
I've been sick before, nothing like this
I swore if the room started spinning
I'd make my way back to the beginning and leave
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