Cut A Rug
from No Good Art In Paradise by Cameron Toy
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lyrics
Don't it suck to see that sun still rising?
Squinting hard to tell those worlds apart.
The disparition's only in your head, you know.
You can't contain the one who swears they owned you when
the chain was slipping off your neck again.
What was I supposed to do?
You said you wanted to. And I've felt worse.
I cut a rug, cut out my own tongue.
Am I the first to know when you talk to me when you're all alone.
Cut a rug, cut out my own tongue.
Turns out hell is better frozen over.
You're talking status quo. It gets so boring.
You know - it's just - you almost slipped away this year.
I can't explain myself the way your circumvent -
so eloquently crawling out your skin.
What was I supposed to do?
Squinting hard to tell those worlds apart.
The disparition's only in your head, you know.
You can't contain the one who swears they owned you when
the chain was slipping off your neck again.
What was I supposed to do?
You said you wanted to. And I've felt worse.
I cut a rug, cut out my own tongue.
Am I the first to know when you talk to me when you're all alone.
Cut a rug, cut out my own tongue.
Turns out hell is better frozen over.
You're talking status quo. It gets so boring.
You know - it's just - you almost slipped away this year.
I can't explain myself the way your circumvent -
so eloquently crawling out your skin.
What was I supposed to do?
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from No Good Art In Paradise,
released June 15, 2017
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