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Off To Therapy
03:23
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I don't know what's going on
It seems like somethings always wrong
I jump when the phone rings
I look out the blinds when they knock my door
You don't know what's going on
It's just an episode
It's just the voices
In your head
I don't like the voices in my ear
They tell me things I don't wanna hear
I don't like the pictures that I see when I close my eyes
It's just a horror show
It's just an episode
It's just the movies
In your head
Off to therapy
Time for me
Off to therapy
I'm not crazy
Off to therapy
Back to reality
Because things are getting much too confusing
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2. |
Some Of Us Have Changed
02:40
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Every time I went away
And tried to clear my mind's decay
You just sunk ever more into
The decadence and decay
Every time I try and explain
That I'm no longer the same
I tell you that I have changed
Yet you refuse to see
You refuse to see
You used to be someone I could always lean on
But now when I look for you I just fall down
Our lifestyle has taken it's toll
Some of us look so old
Some of us got control
Yet you refuse to see
Every time I try to explain
The different choices I have made
I'm hoping you will do the same
But you refuse to change
You refuse to change
You used to be someone I could always lean on
But now when I look for you, you're not around
I wish you well, I hope you find your way out of hell
Every time I try and explain
The different choices you can make
I'm hoping you that will see
Some of us have changed
Some of us have changed
You used to be someone we could always lean on
But now when we look for you, you're not around
You're not around
We just fall down
I just fall down
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