Morning Wood
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Morning Wood
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See me here
drowning in
some self created form of misery
Nothing else seems to matter at all, nothing of any relevance, will release me from here
hit me hard, then cut me deep, it might just hurt or put me to sleep
please last for another day, comforts me more than it should, gives me the relief, the need more than anything would
Caught up in self reflection, swallowed with appreciation
nothing else seems to matter at all but even I realize that I'll have to
Wake up
Nothing of any relevance matters here, self reflection, appreciation comforts me, then I'll wake up again
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Shikari performs "Morning Wood", and this lyric page sits inside the Shikari catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to The Kids Shouldn't Be Playing With Fire and Attitude with a short reason for opening each page next.
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