Cymbal Rush
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Cymbal Rush
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Try to save but it doesn't come off the rug
Try to build a wall that is high enough
It's all boiling over
All boiling over
Try to save your house
Try to save your songs
Try to run
But it follows you up a hill
It's all boiling over
All boiling over
Your loved ones
Your loved ones
A normal conversation
A normal conversation
(You should took me out when you had the chance)
(You should took me out when you had the chance)
All the rooms were numbered
And the losers turned away
Don't turn away
Don't turn away
There were ten in the bed
And the little one said
Roll over
There were ten in the bed
And the little one said
Roll over
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Who performs "Cymbal Rush"?
Thom Yorke performs "Cymbal Rush", and this lyric page sits inside the Thom Yorke catalog on LyroVerse.
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