I'm back
Ha ha ha ha ha

So let's rewind, back to the time, two thousand five, I almost died
I overdosed, I did not know, did I provoke this evil ghost?
Disaster

Magically
I turned tragedy
Into melodies
Sold for catchy beats
It comes so naturally
So smooth and casually
That's why they call me king
Of the music scene

La la la

La la la

La la la

La la la

La la la

La la la

I dug a hole
Ten miles wide
So I could throw all of you inside
You're such a dumb fuck
You need to shut up
You bring a picture of me every time you get a haircut
Impostor!

Magically
I turned tragedy
Into melodies
Sold for catchy beats
It comes so naturally
So smooth and casually
That's why they call me king
Of the music scene

La la la la

Bruised and broken
My eyes are open
I won't lose focus
My eyes are open
Can you see in the distance
Can you see the resistance

Magically
I turned tragedy
Into melodies
Sold for catchy beats
It comes so naturally
So smooth and casually
That's why they call me king
Of the music scene

Magically
I turned tragedy
Into melodies
Sold for catchy beats
It comes so naturally
So smooth and casually
That's why they call me king
Of the music scene


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Tragic Magic Lyrics as written by Michael Elvis Baskette Ronnie Radke

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    This song is my favorite but I didnt know that it was about him being in jail and I think that if ronnies' trying than it's okay.It made me think that this song is a realease from what happened to him.I think this song is a great way to show that even the slightest things can turn away from being normal.

    alltimeswson December 13, 2014   Link

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