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Artist: Takota
Canonical path: /takota/mayday-mayday
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Mayday Mayday
Read Mayday Mayday lyrics by Takota on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mayday Mayday
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I called off the tidal wave
Cos there's nothing left to save
And sore eyes are so impassive
I cut off the part of me
That signals emergency
And so I've become a cancer
So you know
That I'm on a roll
I followed the cavalry
To see what they left of me
It's alright, I had it covered
I canceled the cash machine
I don't need the company
With no eyes, no one can answer
So you'll know
That I'm on a roll
Letting go
Letting go
I'm not angry anymore
I'm not angry anymore
So you'll know
That I'm on a roll
Letting go
Letting go
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