MM5
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MM5
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Try to just lay still
It'll all be over
Takin' crimson pills
I'm trying to shake these chills
The cold sweat and the blanket
Is all I get to feel
Withdrawal's my symptom
I can't cope, I still can't cope
It's too much
I don't know just how I feel about it all
But I won't think about it too much, too much
Won't think about it too much, too much
Try to just lay still
It'll soon be over
Spillin' crimson still
Another thief that steals
Another adulterer
Is when you get to kill
It numbs a symptom
I can't cope, I still can't cope
It’s too much
I don’t know just how I feel about it all
But I won’t think about it too much, too much
Won’t think about it too much, too much
We'll all turn our heads away
If you can promise that it won't apply today
Until you can change it all, for all
We'll try our best to subdue
Won’t think about it too much, too much, no
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