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Crash

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Scott Weiland Canonical path: /weiland-scott/crash Related lyric paths: 6
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Crash

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Your car passed my street today

But no one was driving

It must be a metaphor for losing my mind

Moving slow, but way out of control

I'm standing amongst you all and nobody's listening

So hold on to something still...

Hold on to something still...

I can't stop this rocket ship

From lifting me higher

It's sort of like wedding bells that clamor in silence

Moving slow, but way out of control

We grew writh the speed of light

But crashed in the night

So hold on to something still...

Hold on to something still...

So do you listen to the system in your ear?

Sounds like a whisper...

Can you picture anything?

We grew writh the speed of light

But crashed in the night

So hold on to something still...

Hold on to something still...

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Scott Weiland performs "Crash", and this lyric page sits inside the Scott Weiland catalog on LyroVerse.

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