Syndrome
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Syndrome
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Whatever you do
Well, it's alright
Whatever human beings are
Yeah, it's alright
The bullets sweeten it up, sweeten it up, sweeten it up
Put it high and spread that chrome in my heart
I hit the switch and fall
Like death in me, I feel it coming down
I wake the demons up inside of me oh yeah
Don't know the reason
But it's alright
Just erase and destroy
Yeah, it's alright
Send them through like ticking stones
They'll explode your souls, making holes
I watch them go "Boom ! "
Sweeten it up, sweeten it up, sweeten it up for a high
I hit the switch and fall
Like death in me, I feel it coming down
I wake the demons up inside of me oh yeah
The way the still night brings back all the things
I've seen and done
Away from mother's eyes
Underneath all the blood red stars
Burn the spirits of man
I hit the switch and fall
Like death in me, I feel it coming down
I wake the demons up inside of me oh yeah
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