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Ailing Addiction

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Phobia Canonical path: /phobia/ailing-addiction Related lyric paths: 6
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Ailing Addiction

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You had some self esteem

So much beauty that i see

Drug abuse to self abuse

You need to see it through

Drug abuse to self abuse

How he needs to be with you

Like a bullet in your head

You will most likely wind up dead

Drug abuse to self abuse

You need to see it through

Drug abuse to self abuse

How he needs to be with you

Fix your self you fall so deep

He tries to wake but your in eternal sleepyou need to see him grow.....

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