Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Smile Empty Soul
Canonical path: /smile-empty-soul/every-sunday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Every Sunday
Read Every Sunday lyrics by Smile Empty Soul on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Every Sunday
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i don't have time for your solutions
and i don't wanna deal with your mistakes
no matter how much medication
the doctor says i need to take
i still say....
you're the ones that kill your babies
you're the ones that fuck your kids
you're the ones that throw each other away
you're the ones sitting in church every sunday
and i don't want your religions
and i don't need your sympathies
and i don't want a part of all your hatred
no matter how much you yell at me
i still say...
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