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I Can't Wait To Dye
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Swimteam
02:51
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I am a child
Fatter than fuck
Wading the waters
Pushing my luck
I try to cry
Can't make the sound
They're laughing wide
Hoping I drown
Breathing in water
Swallowing air
Dead eyes all watching
Way over there
Why am I thrashing?
They'll think I'm scared
Lungs in submission
Soul worse for wear
I am a man
Chained to a desk
I wear a wire
Hugging my neck
It's hard to breathe
Drained in the head
Blood in the throat
Eyesight all red
Breathing in water
Swallowing air
Dead eyes all watching
Way over there
Why am I thrashing?
They'll think I'm scared
Lungs in submission
Soul worse for wear
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
Swim fat kid swim
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Danny Denial Seattle, Washington
my name is danny and i sound like everyone else.
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