120 B.p.m.
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120 B.p.m.
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Stop and listen to the sound of isolation
Take the next train that comes along
Wash away all the pain inside your heart
Don't make a case for it, cause i might do it
Born american to a world that hates americans
Take a deep breath and count to three
Close your eyes, don't spoil the surprise
And swear you weren't surprised that i survived
Wash away all the pain inside your heart
Don't make a case for it, cause i might do it
"Jane's a miracle, no matter what they say to..."
"Davie, keep your major Tom away"
"From here to mars, is anybody there?"
"I want to stare, but i know it's no joke"
Stop and listen
Close your eyes, don't spoil the surprise
Swear you weren't surprised that i survived
Wash away all the pain inside your heart
Don't make a case for it, cause i might do it
"Jane's a miracle, no matter what they say to..."
"Davie, keep your major Tom away"
"From here to mars, is anybody there?"
"I want to stare, but i know it's no joke"
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Let Go performs "120 B.p.m.", and this lyric page sits inside the Let Go catalog on LyroVerse.
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