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Artist: The Static Age
Canonical path: /the-static-age/armory
Related lyric paths: 6
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Armory
Read Armory lyrics by The Static Age on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Armory
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In a room for two
in a bed for three
you're a pretty picture
you're a dread disease
painting shadows on the walls in this armory of toys
hardens hearts against the feeling of the need for something more
don't worry
don't say sorry
i am not falling for it
i am not falling for it
head over heels
and alone for now
in a crowded room
watch the angels crash on
liquor lips and blue moons
along the sound of laughter coming dancing down the halls
is a whisper of the feeling of the nonsense of it all
don't worry
don't say sorry
i am not falling for it
i am not falling for it
head over heels
the chorus comes alive
cacophony catcalls
and who are you to say
where i'm wrong
when i dance
and fall
everyone i ever loved
has come and gone
everyone i ever loved
everyone
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