Tell Me I'm Wrong
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Tell Me I'm Wrong
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What’s going on?
There's nowhere left to hide
From the kids running round
To the nooses by their knives
Oh you can wait by the edge of time
With fingers intertwined
But that’s why they are
Leaving us to die
Well I have a question
A fear on my mind
Oh, how do you poison
All that was mine?
What’s going on?
There’s nowhere left to hide
Don’t tell me I'm wrong
While sitting in a gravesite
Oh, I don’t wanna run around
With no one left to save me
So what’s thе use in running
When they’rе just gonna blame me?
Well I have a question
A fear on my mind
Oh, how do you poison
All that was mine?
Well I have a question
A fear on my mind
Oh, how do you poison
All that was mine?
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Barerra performs "Tell Me I'm Wrong", and this lyric page sits inside the Barerra catalog on LyroVerse.
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