The Envy Corps
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Rooftop

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Envy Corps Canonical path: /the-envy-corps/rooftop Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Rooftop

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When I see your picture my heart forms a fissure

I guess that I get this way

I need a rooftop I can look from or jump off

I guess that I get this way

What's the problem, dear? Are you feeling unloved?

That's what I was most afraid of

I need a fresh arm I can slice up or cut off

I guess that I get this way

When my skies are crooked my scars turn blue

I guess that I get this way

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