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Kill Lyrics by Ellie Blackout

Summer is Over // Kill

2020

[Verse]
Murder in the streets now, darlin'
The Queen is dead and heroes don't exist
What do you think desperation is
Where is your messiah now
When some of us are killed for being born
And crucified on your front door
[Chorus]
And I can't stand the way it's ended up
Oh baby, ain't it such a shame
All killing each-other and for nothing
Has the whole world gone insane
[Verse]
Kindness ain't convenient
So we leave it and we never look on back
Can you feel your conscience start to crack
No one here can savе you
Or don't want to
Can you afford to save yourself?
At least wе'll meet again in Hell
[Chorus]
And I can't stand the way it's ended up
Oh baby, ain't it such a shame
All killing each-other and for nothing
Has the whole world gone insane
[Outro]
This will hurt someone
Yeah
Credits
Ellie Blackout

Ellie Blackout

About “Kill” by Ellie Blackout

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"Kill" appears on "Summer is Over // Kill" in 2020.

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