Suffering The Radio
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Suffering The Radio
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The golden years are over
Now were drowning in the flood
One hundred thousand vampires
Searching for drop of blood
Such little time but you waste it so well
Towers od hope collapse
Into the mainstream
Where they drowned
The few of us left clinging on
Eventually dragged down
Such little time but you waste it so well
Were suffering the radio
Oh oh were terrified
How do you make it
How do you fake it
Every time
Were suffering the radio
Oh oh were terrified
How do you make it
How do you fake it
Every time
Were driving with no purpose
To a place we thougth we'd lost
Your last best plot
Is all you've got
Your motors burned your tires are shot
Such little time but you waste it so well
Were suffering the radio
Oh oh were terrified
How do you make it
How do you fake it
Every time
Were suffering the radio
Oh oh were terrified
How do you make it
How do you fake it
Every time
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Hellbound Hearts performs "Suffering The Radio", and this lyric page sits inside the Hellbound Hearts catalog on LyroVerse.
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