Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Transister
Canonical path: /transister/dizzy-moon
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Dizzy Moon
Read Dizzy Moon lyrics by Transister on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dizzy Moon
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Dug myself a hole again
Lost my self-control again
Kicked myself in the head again
Made my own dumb bed again
CHORUS:
Dizzy moon, dizzy moon
The dream is over
Dizzy moon, dizzy moon
The dream is dead
Lost myself in the mail again
Hit my head on the nail again
Slept myself awake again
Burned myself at the stake again
CHORUS
Dug myself a hole again
Lost my self-control again
Kicked myself in the head again
Made my own dumb bed again
Lost myself in the mail again
Tossed myself in jail again
CHORUS X2
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