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6gig ~ Hit The Ground


I thought i could break the sound barrier just by trying To hit with focus and at random and never dying A waterfall flowing upstream only human I though i could break the sound barrier. I'm only stopping for heavy breathing i'm only stopping to hit the ground Only stopping for heavy breathing i'm only stopping to hit the ground. Keep my head up keep swinging and it'll come back to me A boomerang exploding i'm dancing in the karma seat The tin ball fizzled pin prick and so free I thought i could break the sound barrier. more free lyrics

I thought i could break the sound barrier just by trying
To hit with focus and at random and never dying
A waterfall flowing upstream only human
I though i could break the sound barrier.
I'm only stopping for heavy breathing i'm only stopping to hit the ground
Only stopping for heavy breathing i'm only stopping to hit the ground.
Keep my head up keep swinging and it'll come back to me
A boomerang exploding i'm dancing in the karma seat
The tin ball fizzled pin prick and so free
I thought i could break the sound barrier.

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