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Reek

from Modern Squalor by Senopia

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lyrics

Give me a reason
a relic of my own sovreignty
In A tumbling past
She took control, she reeked of you
This bar is sedated
It's lights flicker out with no respite
I'm just telling the truth
We all know here
She reeks of you
You stumble out the door, fall faster
than your hands can move
Your grazes unrestrained, but the help will
Get you through
This shambles will move on
The circus will work its way through town
And as we are here
We'll work it through
We'll laugh and cheer
You'll see what you've lost now
All those empty seats by your side
When your future returns
They'll look right in
they will not burn
Turn around
turn around
This path
is new
Try to reclaim us
Try to face us
try to reclam us
try to reclaim us
Try to, try and we'll get you through
A relic of my own sovreignty
In A tumbling past
She took control, she reeked of you
This bar is so jaded
It's lights flicker out with no respite
I'm just telling the truth
We all know here
She reeks of you

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from Modern Squalor, released July 31, 2015
Written by A.Brassleay

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