Origami
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Origami
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We built our anarchy from love
Defeated fantasy
We live to push our noses down
This twisted ecstasy
Some say this vow is criminal
But I for one enjoy the pain, enjoy the pain
With barrels aimed to fire at will
We'll both survive to go again
Make believe
I'm breaking you, you're breaking me
Blind to see
I'm burning you, you are burning me
Your mind control is part insane
Your trigger's shy and slow
I slumber on this bed of flames
Inside my vertigo
Distorted paradise
I'll cut you down to size
You swallow up my pride
I'm so complete inside
Elated, squandered and consumed
There is no leason learned
How long before we're feeling bruised
How long before we burn
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Soto performs "Origami", and this lyric page sits inside the Soto catalog on LyroVerse.
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