Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Godhead
Canonical path: /godhead/tired-old-man
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tired Old Man
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Tired Old Man
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I want to be overcome
But I can't, I am numb
I want to see what's become
Close my eyes, bite my tongue
If you'll believe in me I'll try not to die
If work keeps me living its got to start giving me life
I'm so tired of living here
I'm so tired of living here
I want to run and be free
But I can't, I'm so weak
I want to hold you again
In my arms, my old friend
I have just one more chance to feel
What is real
I can't keep going I feel my mind slowing
My heart's torn apart
I'm so tired of living here
I'm so tired of living here
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