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Kajillion
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Is it visceral?
I’m hysterical
We can make it real, true-oo
Is it getting through?
Do you wanna feel?
Do you wanna be no more
I appreciate it when you tell me
I’m your one and only so I can
prepare to disappoint you and tarnish my memory
Now I’m nothing more
Now I’m growing old
Now I’m gonna fade away
Now I’m feeling sick
Now My hormones shot
Like a rusty cancer turn me blue
I appreciate when you turn your head
Now I’m estranged from you
I’m not ready to sit upon your tarnished envy throne
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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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