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Afghan Whigs, The ~ Kiss The Floor


(dulli/mccollum) Hypnotized by this endless summer Filled with nothing i keep with me Won't let them take this nothing from me Won't let you waste my time for me I've been a good boy so give it to me And keep your brothers away from me They know i took it They're coming for me Now i can hear them following We had talked about it for days It's not supposed to happen this way Don't believe it's getting cold Don't suppose i'm getting bold Shove my head against the door Crawl inside and kiss the floor Waiting for the sun again Drink it smoke it stick it in If i was going down Taking everybody else around If i was going down more free lyrics

(dulli/mccollum)

Hypnotized by this endless summer
Filled with nothing i keep with me
Won't let them take this nothing from me
Won't let you waste my time for me
I've been a good boy so give it to me
And keep your brothers away from me
They know i took it
They're coming for me
Now i can hear them following
We had talked about it for days
It's not supposed to happen this way
Don't believe it's getting cold
Don't suppose i'm getting bold
Shove my head against the door
Crawl inside and kiss the floor
Waiting for the sun again
Drink it smoke it stick it in
If i was going down
Taking everybody else around
If i was going down

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