Sentimental Halos
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Sentimental Halos
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Consequential angels
Sentimental Halos
Tend to always be subversive
Disappearing fishes, not enough for dinner
Oh it's always so exhausting
Thought I was a free man
Only when I wasn't
Sort of feels as if I'm drowning
Please God, save me from drowning
Please God, save me from breathing
Please God, save me from drowning
Please God, save me from breathing
God I can't stop living
Chemical existence
Feelings keep me on the ceiling
Tell me can you hear me
Is anybody listening
Feels as if I might stop breathing
Consequential angels
Sentimental Halos
Feeling, falling, more asleep now
Please God, save me from drowning
Please God, save me from breathing
Please God, save me from drowning
Please God, save me from breathing
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Scott Weiland performs "Sentimental Halos", and this lyric page sits inside the Scott Weiland catalog on LyroVerse.
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