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Viridian (Feat. ALYSSUM)
03:21
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When I hit ground I can hear sounds of the people talking in the room
But I tune out to hear my heart pound goin faster than a sonic boom
One breath in and my sight goes dim sayin
Who knew sin was the color of viridian
I’m breathing fire and I’m hearing choirs singin
Who knew heaven was the body that I’m livin in
I feel so high that I said goodbye to the person that I knew before
There's a voice outside and I don't know why but it's opening the bedroom door
When I come 'round we're heading northbound in the middle of the afternoon
But I tune out to hear my heart pound cause
I know it will be over soon
One breath in and my lungs wear thin sayin
Who knew sin was the feeling of oblivion
The amplifier turns the music higher singin
Who knew heaven was the liberty of giving in
One breath in and my sight goes dim sayin
Who knew sin was the color of viridian
I’m breathing fire and I’m hearing choirs singin
Who knew heaven was the body that I’m livin in
- dim sayin
- sin was the
- viridian
- fire and I’m
- choirs singin
- heaven was the body that i’m livin in
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Dehydrated Pizza Face
03:01
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3. |
Believe What You Heard
03:01
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4. |
Maidenless
04:17
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