I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)

Album: A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships (2018)
Charted: 67
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  • I bet you thought your life would change
    But you're sat on a train again
    Your memories are sceneries
    For things you said but never really meant
    You build it to a high to say goodbye
    Because you're not the same as them
    But your death, it won't happen to you
    It happens to your family and your friends
    I pretend

    And I always wanna die
    Sometimes
    I always wanna die
    Sometimes

    You win, you lose, you sing the blues
    There's no point in buying concrete shoes
    I refuse

    And I always wanna die
    Sometimes
    I always wanna die
    Sometimes
    I always wanna die

    Oh, am I me through geography?
    A face collapsed through entropy
    I can hardly speak
    And when I try, it's nothing but a squeak
    On the video
    Living room for small
    If you can't survive, just try

    And I always wanna die
    Sometimes
    I always wanna die

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    Sometimes Writer/s: Adam Brian Thomas Hann, George Bedford Daniel, Matthew Timothy Healy, Ross Stewart MacDonald
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Downtown Music Publishing
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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