Habit
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Habit
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Think I should take up smoking
Maybe even cigars
Think I should be leaving now
I don't know who you are
Have I a reason?
Am I a liar?
Am I poison?
Am I alive?
There, there - don't cry
And I feel fine
Choke and dissolve like a child
I don't mind
There are two drinks on the table
I trace the design
There are two eyes pleading
But they're not mine
Stiff resolution
To fight to survive
I maintain indifference
All in favour say "I"
You want it, you want it you try
And I see why
You need her, you love her you die
When she's not
Strapped to your side.
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Sarah Slean performs "Habit", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah Slean catalog on LyroVerse.
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