I gave it my all
I scrubbed myself clean
I shot for the moon
And fell through a screen
I saw through the lies
Then stopped questioning why
I'm living this life
Like a spider and
Fly away
They can't catch you now you've escaped
Make your way
To the deep end
Skull Crush
Data Flush
Who cares it all goes away
Life's like a candle in flames
Take all the feelings that crush
Quick to the toilet
Now flush!
Maybe there's no one to blame
Maybe it's all just insane
What good is wondering why
As if there's an answer
Maybe it's shy...
You came in my life
As if from a dream
You lit up the sky
Love loud as a scream
You gave me a reason
A reason to be
You lift me so high
So why would I
Fly away
They can't catch you now you've escaped
Make your way
To the deep end
Skull Crush
Data Flush
Who cares it all goes away
Life's like a candle in flames
Take all the feelings that crush
Quick to the toilet
Now flush!
Maybe there's no one to blame
Maybe it's all just insane
What good is wondering why
As if there's an answer
Maybe it's shy...
I gave it my all
As if from a dream
I shot for the moon
Love loud as a scream
I saw through the lies
A reason to be
I'm living this life
So why would I
Fly away
They can't catch you now you've escaped
Make your way
To the deep end
Skull Crush
Data Flush
What's the rush
Violent hush


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Skull Crush Data Flush Lyrics as written by Jr. Michael Hampton

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