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Freudian Slip
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So here we are
Never been better
Nothing to say
Nothing to lose
Tell mum and dad
Rather than never
keep it between us
Then the whole world
I’ll be your angel
You be my judas
Gangrenous womb
Feels like home
Thrill seeker vengeance
Bury my throne
It doesn’t matter
Leave me alone
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
Thicker than water
So is they say
You be my teacher
I’ll be your failure
blame it on drugs
Openly sober
Keep up the ruse
Better on paper
Now that it’s done
I feel safe
Kill me with boredom
You’ll be my chosen
I am a bum
Hand me a dollar
Bury the feelings
Never been weaker
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
You were never supposed to know
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Lewis Tivey Burton On Trent, UK
Lewis Tivey is an independent alternative rock artist from Staffordshire in the UK. Making use of guitar effects pedals and a mix of electric and acoustic guitars, to create a wide variety of songs. Not wanting to fall in one particular category, Lewis likes to experiment with different sounds and tones to give a broader range. He is influenced by the 70s Punk movement and Early 90s Grunge. ... more
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