Keep Out
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Keep Out
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I'm behind you
At five o'clock each day
On our way home
But you don't even know my name
And I keep thinking what I shouldn't be
And now I'm playing with what I shouldn't be
I feel my heartbeat
Pounding in my hand
I feel powerful
When I pretend to be a man
And I keep thinking what I shouldn't be
And now I'm playing with what I shouldn't be
Don't judge me blind
I'm a product of my time
And I'm blowing my mind on the rush hour train
I'm all dirty, I'm all covered
In my filth again tonight
I feel like putting a bullet in my brain
But I'm afraid to die
I feel like putting a bullet in my brain
But I'm afraid to die
I'm behind you
At five o'clock each day
On our way home
But you don't even know my name
And I keep thinking what I shouldn't be
And now I'm playing with what I shouldn't be
Don't judge me blind
I'm a product of my time
And I'm blowing my mind on the rush hour train
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John Petrucci performs "Keep Out", and this lyric page sits inside the John Petrucci catalog on LyroVerse.
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