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Sugarcrash lyrics u will get brainliest (u can look it up if u want)

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laila [671]3 years ago

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I'm on a sugar crash I ain't got no ****** cash

Maybe I should take a bath

Cut my ****** brain in half

I'm not lonely, just a bit Tired of this ******* ****

Nothing that I write can make me Feel good

Victim of the great machine In love with everything I see Neon lights surrounding me I indulge in luxury

Everything I do is wrong 'Cept for when I hit the bong Hit the bong, hit the b-b-b-b-b Feel good

Feeling ****** in my bed

Didn't take my ****** meds

Hyperpop up in my ears

Everything just disappears

Don't wanna be someone else

Just don't wanna hate myself

Just don't wanna hate myself

Instead I wanna feel good

I'm on a sugar crash

I ain't got no ***** cash

Maybe I should take a bath

Cut my ****** brain in half

I'm not lonely, just a bit

Tired of this ******* ****

Nothing that I write can make me Feel good

Where to now?

Got the rest of my life just spread out

Got the rest of my life to **** around

Got the rest of my life to make sound

Where to now?

Got the rest of my life just laid out

Got the rest of my life to **** around

Got the rest of my life to make sound

Feel good

wariber [46]3 years ago

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I'm on a sugar crash, I ain't got no ******* cash

Maybe I should take a bath, cut my ******' brain in half

I'm not lonely, just a bit tired of this ***** ****

Nothing that I write can make me feel good

I was I could say QWQ

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