Waking up zeroed in on medicine
Am I waking up at all today
Seeing lights, feeling pain
There's my cure on ice

I can walk but I will crawl there
I will crawl there
Sitting straight, feeling faint
An exhausted smile screens my words

But I will hear them
Here's a phrase that we all know
But I can't make sense
I don't know words but I will hear them

I still hear them
Never ran away for the sake of scars
Tried not to move but she was armed
And shots were fired

Now a hole in the head of this wounded liar
Never had a drink that I didn't like
Got a taste of you, threw up all night
I got more sick

With every sour second rate kiss
Everything I never would miss again
I don't know who your boyfriend is


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Crawl Lyrics as written by Matthew Thomas Skiba Daniel Michael Andriano

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    I like this song....

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