Phoney
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Phoney
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Not moving my lips
Spreading words that are missed
Not seeing things
In shape they exist
All over again
Head's burning and
And I want to play
To play the game
And I'm making my face
Unrecognizable
I'm trying to keep the silence
Inviolable
At least I'm not
Under pressure
It's time to smile
Time to say
I feel fine
I'm just fine...
I'm so far away
Like left and right
Like yes and no
Like up and down
I see myself
Scratching face on the glass
The only way
To escape from my thoughts
I feel fine
Ohh I'm just fine...
I agree and deny at the same time
The walls are falling down keep my eyes open wide
You're running down the streets you want to call the police!
My nose starts to bleed, the monster needs to be fed
Your face's too close!
I'm moving backwards
And I want to scream
'Cause that's only a dream!
That's only a dream
My face's too close!
You're moving backwards
And you want to scream
'Cause that's only a dream!
That's only a dream
Only a dream
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George Dorn Screams performs "Phoney", and this lyric page sits inside the George Dorn Screams catalog on LyroVerse.
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