Rapture Practice
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Rapture Practice
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In life a little rain may fall
My life flooded a year ago
When you walked away from this concave
This routine's boring me to death
We pass up every chance we get
To swallow, I'll re-go, and let our life begin
How does it feel to see it all end
and you'll never see me again
How does it feel to see it all end
and you'll never see me again
Love comes, and love it goes
Nothing new to me
Just remember the good times passed
and the good times yet to be
How does it feel to see it all end
and you'll never see me again
How does it feel to see it all end
and you'll never see me again
Hold your breath while I sleep
Outside your window
Hold your breath while I sleep
Outside your window
You love me too much
While I couldn't love you enough...
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Sloppy Meateaters performs "Rapture Practice", and this lyric page sits inside the Sloppy Meateaters catalog on LyroVerse.
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