Pulp
from Soon To Evolve by Decimal Decade
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lyrics
peeling off this rust
metal shells uncover
when I readjust
what if I refuse?
threat of indecision’s never getting to choose
how deep can we dig?
when can we stop?
keep us in by force
locking my position
opposite to yours
did it come out wrong?
letters out of order
springing out of my tongue
how deep can we dig?
when can we stop?
metal shells uncover
when I readjust
what if I refuse?
threat of indecision’s never getting to choose
how deep can we dig?
when can we stop?
keep us in by force
locking my position
opposite to yours
did it come out wrong?
letters out of order
springing out of my tongue
how deep can we dig?
when can we stop?
credits
from Soon To Evolve,
released September 6, 2024
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discography
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Sep 2024 -
Aug 2024
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