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Artist: Wisdom in Chains
Canonical path: /wisdom-in-chains/johnny-carson-didn-t-have-to-die
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Johnny Carson Didn't Have to Die
Read Johnny Carson Didn't Have to Die lyrics by Wisdom in Chains on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Johnny Carson Didn't Have to Die
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My Pride, is a razor cutting me from everything that I have ever loved.
LET'S GO
Dead and gone, dreams decaying right before my eyes.
Everything is funny in 3's law of comedy.
(HAHAHAHA)
BREAK ME IN TWO, WHY DONT YOU.
BREAK ME IN TWO, GO.
THIS BOY NEEDS A HERO.
This boy needs a hero.
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