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Artist: The Envy Corps
Canonical path: /the-envy-corps/m-gatewood
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M. Gatewood
Read M. Gatewood lyrics by The Envy Corps on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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M. Gatewood
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Typing away
In the corner of the library
Waiting for
An opening curtain a shooting gun to wake me up
I can't eat
E even though it makes me sicker still
Tonight repeat
The lines I've memorized
The times we cry are the times we kill
Everyone's growing unhappier
Jessica is leaving soon can I go with her
You know I would but my mom would have my throat
I still can't see
Why I'm failing every morning
Twist my hair around
Until that boy with brown eyes speaks to me
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