Sick And Wired
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Sick And Wired
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I feel uneasy
What you don't know can hurt you
Only lies behind your back
I feel infected, take another blast
Got a rosary of razor wire
And my future tense has passed
(pre-chorus)
There's too much nothing
To be left in so much doubt
Too much nothing's
Something I can live without
(chorus)
I need somebody to use
God i've tried so hard
I want somebody to bleed
Cos I'm so sick and wired
I feel uneasy
A kinda freedom's hard to find
No train of thought on
A one track mind
(chorus)
I need somebody to use
God i've tried so hard
I want somebody to bleed
Cos I'm so sick and wired
I need somebody to use
I get so uninspired
I want somebody to bleed
Cos I'm so sick and wired
Hiding the scars
Of my own intentions
So sick and tired
Of these soul pretensions
(pre-chorus & chorus)
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