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Oscar Cotton

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ramallah Canonical path: /ramallah/oscar-cotton Related lyric paths: 6
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Oscar Cotton

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If I could painlessly murder us all

then there would be no more children crying

to our deaf God up above.

If I could painlessly murder the world

then there would be no more children crying:

then there would be no more children crying at all.

I want to hide in an opium sunrise.

I'd rather fly than feel the pain.

I want to die in a heroine sunrise.

Go on and spike my vein...

So sick... there is a snatch of an old song

blaring inside my head but I know I ain't dead, no.

This can't be hell: I'm way too cold, I'm shivering.

The cold sweat is like broken glass;

isn't this a gas? Come and join the party!

Baby to his mother:

please smother me now.

Baby to her mother:

please smother me now.

I want to hide in an opium sunrise.

The world is burning...

I'd rather fly than feel the pain.

The world is burning...

I want to die in a heroine sunrise.

The world is burning me.

Go on and spike my vein...

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