Splinter
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Splinter
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Keep walking into corners not facing straight
I'm begging for attention in this silent space
So keep pulling at the splinter it all starts here
Could use a little something to help me care
It looks good on you it does it looks good on you it must
Has this race got too swift can we all walk away (x2)
And get this splinter out get this splinter out out out out.
So I'm passing on a future for someone else
Still stuck inside excuses and I can't get out
I need a little tension to help explain
It looks good on you I trust it looks good on you it does
Has this race got too swift can we all walk away (x2)
And get this splinter out get this splinter out out out out.
Has this race got too swift can we all walk away (x4)
And get this splinter out get this splinter out out out out.
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Who performs "Splinter"?
Seafood performs "Splinter", and this lyric page sits inside the Seafood catalog on LyroVerse.
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