Mortal Bus Boy
from Alright, Okayyy by Shelf Life
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lyrics
you are a stone so grey
they kicked you away
threw the dirt on your own grave
said the solitude is great
you are the ice so thin
that everyone swims
built the door to your own cave
said the warm air is just great
I can believe in your disease
Holly call my room now
I wanna escape all her ways
they kicked you away
threw the dirt on your own grave
said the solitude is great
you are the ice so thin
that everyone swims
built the door to your own cave
said the warm air is just great
I can believe in your disease
Holly call my room now
I wanna escape all her ways
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from Alright, Okayyy,
released June 28, 2016
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