Invisible
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Invisible
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I´m in pain baby,
A little hung over maybe
Have you seen my head
Has anybody seen my head
Just when did I become invisible
Tell me when did I become invisible
So sorry officer,
I´m so sorry officer
But have you seen my legs
Has anybody seen my legs
Just when did I become invisible
Can you tell me when I became invisible
I can walk through walls
Even through lives
Nobody notices my disguise
But tell me when did I become invisible
I was here yesterday
I´m sure I was here yesterday
Do you remember my face
Please remember my face
Just when did I become invisible
Telll me when did I become invisible
I can walk through walls
Even through lives
Nobody notices my disguise
But tell me when did I become invisible
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