10 A.M. (Ft. Essential Machine)
from Wannabe EP by Oli Alexander
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lyrics
Ten in the morning when the sun is half-passed rise,
May the wind blow the smoke that's settled in your eyes
Kill on the road, let the birds peck and feed
Some fortune, unfortunate, we all need to eat.
Oh lord, my God, mercy me.
Won't someone wake me from these dreams?
Hang on, hold tight, here we go;
We're still going to put on the show.
May the wind blow the smoke that's settled in your eyes
Kill on the road, let the birds peck and feed
Some fortune, unfortunate, we all need to eat.
Oh lord, my God, mercy me.
Won't someone wake me from these dreams?
Hang on, hold tight, here we go;
We're still going to put on the show.
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from Wannabe EP,
released December 14, 2024
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