Strobe Life
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Strobe Life
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quiet like an elevator even the walls are scared
i'm dependent on a generator just to breath in air medication medication signatures and stares watching
all the lights come down never wanting to care these circles seem so strange i run around and around
but nothing's changed medication medication signatures
and stares i'm reinventing brand new lives like they
were never there i never want to run out get more can't stand waiting i never want to run out don't stop
the lines from fading it's time to wake up i've been
asleep for far too long it's time to wake up before
the pain i feel is gone i never want to run out
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The Bronx performs "Strobe Life", and this lyric page sits inside the The Bronx catalog on LyroVerse.
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