1. |
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Stop the train, I'm gettin' off right here
I've had enough of this ride
Everything's feeling a little too strange
Something's wrong deep inside
Look at this world and how things have changed
Can't look anyone in the eyes
Stop the pain - I need things to change
Stop the pain
Everything's feeling a little too strange
Stop the pain - stop the pain - stop pain
Look at this world and how things have changed
Stop the pain - stop the pain - stop pain
Everything's feeling a little too strange
Stop the pain - stop the pain - stop pain
Look at this world and how things have changed
Stop the pain - stop the pain - stop pain
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2. |
I Don't Care
03:16
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This world's a broken place
But I found an exit door
That sends me out to space
I'm gonna watch it burn up, I don't care anymore
I don't care
They tell me what to think
They don't even know me
You tell me that I'm wrong
When you don't even know my story
I don't care
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3. |
Tear You Out
02:10
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Look what you're doing to me
You've got me so tied up
Just like a puppet on a string
You've got me so fucked up
It's like we're living in a dream
Where we can never wake up
You creep inside my head
And it never lets up
I'm gonna tear you outta my head
I'm gonna tear you out
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