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Insomnia
02:22
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Stuck inside my electric dream
No one wants to listen to my devil machine
Medicating, medicating, medicating me
Why, why, why, why can't I sleep?
Insomnia
I can't check in
Insomnia
It's built right in
No I can't get no sleep at all
Beat my head against the wall
Hittin' up the streets by the dead of night
Wishin' I could get into a firefight
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2. |
Defective Brain
03:10
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listen up you bitch
your problems can't be fixed
got a war inside your mind
like kids at columbine
can't deal with you
your brain's defective
you had a chance
but you just wrecked it
mush between your ears
beatin' up my brain
wasted my years
you're just a soulless void
confused and paranoid
better off locked in a cell
so no one else can live that hell
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3. |
Burnt Bridges
02:12
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Vapour that sucks your life
Symptom of stubborn lies
I'd rather offer an apology
Than end up writing you a eulogy
Sitting there biting my tongue
Can't fight, Not right
Justify everything you do
now it's catching up to you
burnt bridges lead you back home
until you find yourself all alone
Vapor that fucks your mind
Sober up make sure it's right
I'd rather offer an apology
Than end up writing you a eulogy
Sitting there biting my tongue
Can't fight, Not right
Blinded by poison truth
Old ghosts, No youth
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