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Artist: Parts & Labor
Canonical path: /parts-labor/death
Related lyric paths: 6
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Death
Read Death lyrics by Parts & Labor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Death
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You don't know where you've gone
The past few years went on too long
You don't know where you've gone
You don't know what you did
To get to a place like this
You don't know what you did
The bright lights shone right through
The holes that grew inside you head
Carved by poisons you were fed
Another eighteen miles until the end of idaho
The only place you'll ever know
You always say you wish it would come sooner
An end to this decay of place and time
Returning to a home you won't remember
This tank of gas won't get you very far
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