Climb
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Climb
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Well I can't remember much at all before the fall
So tell me why you're here looking over my shoulder
Seems none of us are any older
So tell me why you're here and how
How high must we climb in order to fall?
What will it be this time?
Just waiting for your call
And the joker said, "Son don't you know you're on your own
Me and you were on our own"
Standing in the lion's den
You don't need much of anything
So tell me why you're here and how
How high must we climb in order to fall?
What will it be this time?
Just waiting for your call
And the joker said, "Son don't you know (ohh) you're on your own
Me and you were on our
"... me and you were on our own..."
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