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Artist: Phantogram
Canonical path: /phantogram/futuristic-casket
Related lyric paths: 6
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Futuristic Casket
Read Futuristic Casket lyrics by Phantogram on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Futuristic Casket
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I must have died
A thousand times
When I get out
I'll rule the earth
I saw your face from a past life
I'm ready to move on
In a futuristic casket
And you're still alive
To work it out
I'll dig a hole
To crawl inside
And make my home
I saw your face in a film tonight
I wanted to touch the screen
I'll never be cruel again
I saw your face in a past life
I'm ready to move on
In a futuristic casket
I saw your face in a film tonight
I wanted to touch the screen
I'll never be cruel again
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