Turn Off
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Turn Off
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Waking up the morning
Get up, come down to breakfast
Still there on the morning show
Sounds that have no meaning, makes no sense
Coming home in the evening
After a useless, a stupid schoolday
Turn on the tv
Pictures flicker, nothing there for me
Everyday in and long day out
At home, at school, atcetera ...
I hear all around me
The same blah-blah which drives me crazy
Today I turn the radio off
Today I turn the tv off
Today I'm gonna turn to rock and roll
Just another grey morning
Instant coffee and shitty cornflakes
Turn on the radio
Plastic masticated emptiness
Trakking back in the evening
Feels like they're chatting my whole life away
Reach out for that tv
Picture flicker, sends me off to sleep
Today I turn the radio off
Today I turn the tv off
Today I'm gonna turn to rock and roll
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Machiavel performs "Turn Off", and this lyric page sits inside the Machiavel catalog on LyroVerse.
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