Withdrawals
from 'post-op' EP by palou
lyrics
Why am
Why am I prescribed
To be your medicine
Your medicine
Why am I prescribed
To fill your void
Withdrawls
Oh
Withdrawls
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Withdrawls
Afirma-
Afriamations
So sina-
Sentimental
Afirma-
Affirmations
Why am i
Why am I prescribed to be
Your medicine (after me)
Your medicine (after me)
Why am I prescribed to fill your void
After me
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Why am I prescribed
To be your medicine
Your medicine
Why am I prescribed
To fill your void
Withdrawls
Oh
Withdrawls
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Withdrawls
Afirma-
Afriamations
So sina-
Sentimental
Afirma-
Affirmations
Why am i
Why am I prescribed to be
Your medicine (after me)
Your medicine (after me)
Why am I prescribed to fill your void
After me
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
Afraid of the thoughts and the voices
Afraid they might tell you the truth
credits
from 'post-op' EP,
released January 27, 2018
license
all rights reserved
tags
discography
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Jan 2018
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