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Artist: Waxahatchee
Canonical path: /waxahatchee/poison
Related lyric paths: 6
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Poison
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Poison
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I watch you anxiously
You paint it celestial, you paint it serene
What do you want, what do you need?
A welcome mat
You get lazy, you get boring
You jump the track
And your birthday party tongue dripping
You'll summarize
Travel the world ivy tripping
With no spotlight
I fill your plastic cup
I'm cooling in peacefulness
You dress it up
What do I want, what do I think
Nobody hears
I take all the space I need
And my tears run clear
While your short-term memory's slipping
You'll improvise
Travel the world ivy tripping
With no spotlight
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Waxahatchee performs "Poison", and this lyric page sits inside the Waxahatchee catalog on LyroVerse.
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