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Tramadol With Fear Lyrics by Nicholas Allbrook

Ganough, Wallis & Fatuna

2014

Sonny had a fear or three
Speak in spontaneity
Accidental prophecy
Dreaming was reality
Found and gone
Every time I wake up I repeat that name
And I grit my teeth and hang my head in shame
Then I chug enough pills to go to sleep again
I’m still alive so I assume
I see the sun and see the moon
I see a lot of things but I’m mainly seeing my room
Oh, oh
Hello it's the end of an age, hello and we're turning the page
The Mayans said it, the Chinese said it
Rasputin and the Templars said it
But I always read it with the morning news
Damn I hope it's true
I don't know what else to do, what else to say
Maybe I'm desperate enough to pray
Maybe today's a day you're gonna be desperate
Maybe today's a day you'll find an investor
They all tell you that you'll say you're the best, just to get some
Don't speak, I don't need to understand
Just hold your head while I kiss your hand
I’ll never kiss another, no father, no brother, no Benedict the Pole, fuck 'em all
So you could be right
If you prayed at night
Hiding for a year if you
Tramadol with fear
I'm still alive so I assume
I see the sun and see the moon
I see a lot of things but I'm mainly seeing my room
I see a lot of things but I'm mainly seeing my room
I see a lot of things but I'm mainly seeing my room

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"Tramadol With Fear" appears on "Ganough, Wallis & Fatuna" in 2014.

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