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Borborygmi Lyrics by The Fall of Troy

Mukiltearth

2020

If you're so concerned
Let's pretend we regret all
These lies and lose conscience
We make it alright
Taking back every word that you said
Taking back every word that we said
Oh no, oh no
Less novel, did things too
Unfairness, he can't sleep
Ever since, it's been true
I'll lose you, impossible
Taking back every word that you said
Taking back every word that we said
Faster, let's go
Faster, let's go
Faster, let's go
Faster, can we move faster?

About “Borborygmi” by The Fall of Troy

Read the complete lyrics to "Borborygmi" by The Fall of Troy from the album "Mukiltearth" in 2020. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Mathcore, Progressive Rock, Post-Hardcore.

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"Borborygmi" appears on "Mukiltearth" in 2020.

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