The Alamo
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The Alamo
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This is all a game,
and I know it,
every word is a lie (I'd try to believe you, but I'd just be wasting time).
You're all tired, torn and broken here,
and you're standing in a line again,
just turn the dial,
take me where I want to be,
and tell the doctor that I said goodbye.
Tell the doctor that I said,
"Goodbye, one more chance to watch the midnight sky,
I'm on my own and now you'll never turn my heart to stone."
(I could go on).
It's such a shame to be living when clouds cover your sky (I tried to see clearly, just make me feel alive).
You're out crying in the parking lot,
while I"m holding hands with God.
Just turn the dial,
take me where I want to be,
and tell the that I said goodbye.
It's like pulling a needle with no thread,
in a glass house with no stones to throw through it,
it's like setting fire to the town as your boat pulls off the shore
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