General Routine
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General Routine
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When I say something
To make you say something
In the end it's all
My fault
And so I say nothing
So you say nothing
In the end there's nothing at all
When I say something
To make you say something
In the end it's all
My fault
And so I say nothing
So you say nothing
In the end there's nothing at all
You are standing there, unbound
No rights, no left turn, nothing left to learn
I don't want to make friends
I'm not here to please you
I don't want to play a game
All I want to do to you is what you did to me
Anyway
You are bound in many ways
But when it comes to run away
You've got the speed and the drive
Of a goddamn train
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