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Someone in London

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Godsmack Canonical path: /godsmack/someone-in-london Related lyric paths: 6
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Someone in London

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You think your heads achin

I'm not finished yet

I won't be mistaken

How soon you forget

Take back what you said and I'll spare you pain

Then you can spare me all your fuckin' lies

I can't wait to get away

I ask you twenty more times

Don't you hear a thing?

You're testing my patience again

Careful for your sake

Take a walk with me there

And I'll show you pain

But who said you can open up your mouth?

I can't wait to get away

Thoughts are pissed away and for a minute I couldn't swallow

If you think that I'm the one who will be here come tommarow

Think again

In time I'll be here

Not waiting for you anymore

I love you anyway

Is it so rare that I've been sleeping with the dead

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