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Artist: Pennywise
Canonical path: /pennywise/who-needs-depression
Related lyric paths: 6
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Who Needs Depression
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Who Needs Depression
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When the world's coming down like an anvil on your head.
You must make it, you can take it, if you just kick back.
It's all part of living this surviving dread.
But tell me when all's done and said.
Who needs depression.
You can hit the bottle or hit something instead.
You can take the bottle break it over someone's head.
Take your time, keep peace of mind, and smile bigtime.
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