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Bad Boy
02:58
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Take my hand and
Lead me down
Into the cellar of your house
Lock the door and walk away
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
When you leave
My heart feels blue
So I close my eyes and
Think of you
Like a dog I'll sit and stay
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
By the door I lie and stare
I call your name
But no one's there
I've been a Bad Boy
I call your name
But no one's there
I've been a Bad Boy
I call your name
But no one's there
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
I've been a Bad Boy
Make me pay
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2. |
Don't Wanna Be Here
01:59
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Lately becoming someone I don't recognize
The things that I hide
And the shame I feel inside
Catholic guilt
And my filth
And the life that I've denied myself
I got an empty feeling that I can't explain
Numb yet in pain
Ugly dumb yet vain
Narcissism drowned in self hatred
You say it's in my head
But the way I feel is real and sincere
Gone and reappears
From the blue becomes clear
That I Don't Wanna Be Here anymore
No, no, no
Not with you
Not with me
There's nowhere I want to be
To dissolve
Disappear
I Don't Wanna Be Here anymore
I Don't Wanna Be Here
I Don't Wanna Be Here
No, no, no
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3. |
Echo Chamber
01:20
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I've created a dream world
Of perfect things and perfect people
There's no one with new ideas
There's no one with thoughts
That differ from mine
Here I stay for times remainder
Stuck inside an Echo Chamber
I've created a shit world
Of shitty things and shitty people
There's no one with new ideas
There's no one with thoughts
That differ from mine
Here I stay for times remainder
Stuck inside an Echo Chamber
Inside an Echo Chamber
Inside an Echo Chamber
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