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Artist: Seven Deadly
Canonical path: /seven-deadly/sloth
Related lyric paths: 5
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Sloth
Read Sloth lyrics by Seven Deadly on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sloth
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How could I care, there is people dying everywhere
How could I care, if the warchild cry
How could I care, how soon the rainforest will be gone
How could I care, I don’t give a fuck what’s right or wrong
How could I care, I’m too lazy to learn
How could I care, here today – gone tomorrow
How could I care, agony, hate, greed or sorrow
How could I care, I really don’t give a fuck
How could I care, I’m too lazy to learn
How could I care, here today – gone tomorrow
How could I care, agony, hate, greed or sorrow
How could I care, why the fuck should I give a fuck???
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Seven Deadly performs "Sloth", and this lyric page sits inside the Seven Deadly catalog on LyroVerse.
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