The Sting
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The Sting
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We’re thrivers
No direction
Survivors
No reflection
We’re just dumb animals
Let’s not get cynical
We were forced into this
No getting biblical
It’s something we should love
Perfect and natural
Nothing to be wary of
It’s divine and carnal
It’s a primitive thing
Oh look out now
Here comes the sting
We’re thrivers
No direction
Survivors
No reflection
It’s the warm hum
The constant buzz within
Well stop the condemnation
It’s original sin without the sin
It’s a primitive thing
Oh lookout now
Here comes the sting
Yeah a habitual thing
Oh hallelujah
Here comes the sting
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Who performs "The Sting"?
Sweethead performs "The Sting", and this lyric page sits inside the Sweethead catalog on LyroVerse.
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