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A minute,
A second,
A half-life,
A minus,
A segment,
A blinder,
Elective detention.
It's secession time,
Paid for by cutting backwards.
It's election time,
Letting every insult become presidential injury.
(I'm begging you just hold my head up)
This last disgrace,
Breathe in my face,
Bleed in distaste,
Bless this amen.
Your final lesson.
A minute,
A second,
A half-life,
A minus,
A second
Reminder,
Selective attention.
It's secession time,
Paid for by cutting backwards.
It's election time,
Letting every insult be accepted into history.
(I'm begging you just hold my head up)
This last disgrace,
Breathe in my face,
Bleed in distaste,
Bless this amen.
Your final lesson.
(Now)
This last disgrace,
Bless this amen.
Final lesson.
(Now)
A second,
A half-life,
A minus,
A segment,
A blinder,
Elective detention.
It's secession time,
Paid for by cutting backwards.
It's election time,
Letting every insult become presidential injury.
(I'm begging you just hold my head up)
This last disgrace,
Breathe in my face,
Bleed in distaste,
Bless this amen.
Your final lesson.
A minute,
A second,
A half-life,
A minus,
A second
Reminder,
Selective attention.
It's secession time,
Paid for by cutting backwards.
It's election time,
Letting every insult be accepted into history.
(I'm begging you just hold my head up)
This last disgrace,
Breathe in my face,
Bleed in distaste,
Bless this amen.
Your final lesson.
(Now)
This last disgrace,
Bless this amen.
Final lesson.
(Now)
Lyrics submitted by professor stampede
Breathe Lyrics as written by Carsten Schack Alexander V. Cantrall
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Walt Disney Music Company, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
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