Move Your Head
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Move Your Head
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Baby all these tiring
Things you do know
Were they built to set and kill
Your own vibe?
Don't you think it's time?
You move your head
Along this rhythm now
Ain't no God gonna
Get you out of this somehow
Baby I've been strolling
Along these hurting streets
Don't know what to throw away
Or what to keep
Don't you think it's time?
You move your head
Along this rhythm now
Ain't no God gonna
Get you out of this burning house
What is more?
That is all
Enough is less
To grab it all
Don't you know that the rise
Always comes to a fall
Untill you're gathered safely in
Can you feel it slowly drag you down?
Can you feel it turning you around?
Don't you think it's time?
You move your head
Along this rhythm now
Ain't no God gonna
Get you out of this burning house
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