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Death Alone
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No one ever accused me of having a lust for life
but these last few years, mate, Jesus Christ
I been sinking down faster than I would care to show
It’s not the good stuff that we sipped on, but it does a job
It’s death alone D-E-A-T-H death
Barely living, you hate to see it.
I cut up those crisp white sheets where you know I sleep alone
I’ll be the sheet ghost that you dream up when you’re left at home
Just a dead thing in jet black sweatpants that you refuse to see
Wallowing and moaning in abject misery
Soak my brain in Sertraline.
Move my lips to Killer Queen.
There’s a silhouette of what I was
please shine a light on it.
It’s death alone
It’s death alone D-E-A-T-H death
It’s death alone D-E-A-T-H death
Barely living, you hate to see it.
Soak my brain in Sertraline
Move my lips to Killer Queen
If there’s a silhouette of what I was
please shine a light on it.
It’s death alone D-E-A-T-H death
Barely living, you hate to see it.
It’s death alone.
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