Sick
Sick adjective - Temporarily suffering from a disorder of the body.
Wells
Both words in one sentence
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Fisher King: When Alastor takes over the kingdom, the crops stop growing, animals get sick and die, cows dont give milk, the wells run dry, and the land around the castle becomes barren and desolate (though this latter is due to the dragon).
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Drunk with Power: The Incredible Shrinking Man:From wells of power You take a drink You drown in it Its bigger than you think First World Problems: After two verses describing genuine oppression, the final verse of Its Sick covers the sort of problems that rich Americans face.
Source: Music / Vox Humana
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