The End
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The End
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The monster's on the balcony
and he wants to join your party
do you let him in?
the monster's on the balcony
and swears that you're the enemy
you can't let him win
doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
the monster, he's been chasing you
and that i think you know is true
or did you let him in?
the monster, he's been after you
and when he catches up with you
you can't let him win
doesn't feel good to be yourself at the end?
doesn't feel good to be yourself at the end?
doesn't feel good to be yourself at the end?
doesn't it feel good................at the end?
doesn't it feel good
doesn't it feel good.............the end
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