Marmozets - Co.War.Dice
A rip-roaring and raucous return for Marmozets, 'Co.War.Dice' is utterly bonkers.
Cruz Beckham
Lyrics
Put up with it Its always difficult I have to deal with it Deal with it let it go I realise Aggravated I'm not the idiot
Please don't panic I've found us a place to stay tonight Heart on the floor I give myself tonight
Eyes on the glitter line What a beautiful sight
I feel suffocated Treasure Poison Its not that bad I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad
Life is not a movie I'm thinking that it should be So give me something to watch I hang my trophy I'm feeling like I'm something I'm proud I'm proud of what I've got
Heart on the floor I give myself tonight Eyes on the glitter line What a beautiful sight What have we all fallen in love with? What have we all fallen in love with?
I don't know about you But I feel
I feel suffocated Treasure Poison Its not that bad I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad
I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad
I don't want your sympathy I tell you all the time I can't do it like this I don't want your sympathy I tell you all the time I can't do it like
I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad
I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad I feel suffocated Treasure Poison It's not that bad It's not that bad It's not that bad It's not that bad It's not that bad
Lyrics provided by LRCLIB
About this track
"Suffocation" is a song by Marmozets from the album Knowing What You Know Now, released in 2018. The song was written by Marmozets. It was produced by Gil Norton.
Contributors
More from this album
More Lyrics
Artist
Marmozets →From Dork
A rip-roaring and raucous return for Marmozets, 'Co.War.Dice' is utterly bonkers.
The Yorkshire group's third record arrives later this month.
The cruel trials of life nearly derailed them, but finally the Yorkshire noisemakers are back and they are smarter, stronger and, above all, stranger...
This would be the album to cement Marmozets’ place above their peers, if they had any.