Monster
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Monster
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Monster :
It doesn't matter where you want to be, this open road will take you anywhere, that's how you find a place called home
An empty space, a parking lot, I've traveled round just to get where I am, that's why I will always roam
And that's why I roam
When all the shit comes down, I'm all alone to love you like I do
When the world is closing in and everyone around you seems gone,
I'll be home
Your car's in park, mine's in overdrive,
I'll stick around long enough to make you see just how safe it feels at home
I'll trade it all for rolling wheels, and set my mind on a place so far away, that's why I will always roam
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Audrey Horne performs "Monster", and this lyric page sits inside the Audrey Horne catalog on LyroVerse.
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