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SWIRL
02:24
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She smiles and hands them to me, these toxins that we need to be free.
Excitement builds between us, though we both know it won't work without lust.
Yeay, what do you want from me, you lovesick soul?
Well, how could I ever leave her, she saved me from this swirl.
Oh no, what have I done, I've taken too much this isn't much fun.
Lying on the bathroom floor, I can't breath no more, I can't see no more.
Yeay, what do you want from me, you lovesick soul?
Well, how could I ever leave her, she saved me from this swirl.
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And I Know You Needed Her Sorely,
But Vanity Has Just Altered Your Reality,
And What You Want Her To Say To Me,
Is That You Are The One,
And That She’d Stay With Me.
Yay.
This Is All Too Easy.
Yay. Yay. Yay.
And Who Needs Riches And Fame At All?
I Just Wanted To Create And Break My Fall,
And If These Dreams Became So True,
Then There Would Be Nothing Left For Me To Do.
Yay.
This Is All Too Easy
Yay. Yay. Yay.
And I Know That Time Is Moving On,
And This Industry Will Turn Out To Be A Con,
But I Am Hopeful For Today,
That We Move On With Nothing Else In Our Way
Yay.
This Is All Too Easy.
Yay. Yay. Yay. Woo.
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SCi-Fi Circus UK
Sci-Fi Circus are a 4-piece rock band residing in London. The group consists of Simon King (voc & guitar) Simon Herring (guitar) Yann Le Guénic (bass) Jildas Lancelot (drums).
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