1. |
Paranoia
02:52
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A fear is coming over
I feel it getting closer
As I'm starting to lose my mind
There is shouting but no one speaking
Footsteps but no one walking
As I'm starting to lose my mind
I feel it coming over
I feel it coming over
As I'm starting to lose my mind
Staring frozen at the ceiling
Looking for a way to escape this state of mind
And there is no explanation
A perfect complication
As I'm starting to lose my mind
I feel it coming over
I feel it coming over
As I'm starting to lose my mind
A fear is coming over
I feel it getting closer
As I'm starting to lose my mind
And there is no explanation
A perfect complication
As I'm starting to lose my mind
I feel it coming over
I feel it coming over
As I'm starting to lose my mind
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Absurd
01:59
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Well isn't that absurd
I guess for what it's worth
I couldn't even lie
It isn't worth a try
Come find me when I'm drunk
And then we'll have a laugh
Come see me when I'm drunk
Come see me when I'm drunk
It wasn't meant for him
It surely was for her
I wasn't even there
Or probably anywhere
Come find me when I'm drunk
And then we'll have a laugh
Come see me when I'm drunk
Come see me when I'm drunk
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Soundtrack to a car crash
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