Suffer The Silence
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Suffer The Silence
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Don’t ask questions if you don’t want to know
Don’t ask directions if you know where to go
Look to the side, look to the side
Fight or flying we aim to live and learn
Pulling punches before we crash and burn
Move to the side, move to the side
What were you thinking
If you know what’s good for you
Suffer the silence and then
What were you thinking
If you know what’s bad for you
Let the games begin, let the games begin
Switch positions act for the mice and men
Mister Christian is on the loose again
Pushed to decide, pushed to decide
What were you thinking
If you know what’s good for you
Suffer the silence and then
What were you thinking
If you know what’s bad for you
Let the games begin, let the games begin
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Who performs "Suffer The Silence"?
Curt Smith performs "Suffer The Silence", and this lyric page sits inside the Curt Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Deal and I Don't Want To Be Around with a short reason for opening each page next.
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