Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Modern English
Canonical path: /modern-english/the-killing-screens
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The Killing Screens
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The Killing Screens
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Sometimes I just want to scream
There's so many
Many crazy things
On the killing screens
Outside its nearly time
This human scene
Its image gleams
On the killing screens
Inside
The scream is live
Its part of me
And what I see
On the killing screens
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