The Morning After
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The Morning After
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Caught up against the wall again
Tied to a chain and a ball again
Never cease to amaze my mind
So i just sleep sleep sleep
Please don't...
Wake me til the morning after
Wake me til the morning after
Cut and bruised like i fall again
Lick my wounds like a dog again
Is that a light at the end of the tunnel that
I see I see please let it be but don't...
Wake me til the morning after
Wake me til the morning after
Wake me til the morning after
I'm so tired, there has got to be an end
To the pain I feel when I'm awake and alive alive
alive
Alive and I'm dreamin oh
Caught up against the wall again
Tied to a chain and a ball again
Never cease to amaze my mind
So i just sleep sleep sleep
Sleep sleep sleep
Please don't...
Wake me til the morning after
Wake me til the morning after
Wake me til the morning after
I'm so tired, there has got to be an end
To the pain I feel when I'm awake and alive alive
alive
Alive and I'm dreamin
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