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Artist: Paul Gilbert
Canonical path: /paul-gilbert/my-drum
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Drum
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My Drum
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When I feel the aggravation
When I feel the old frustration
I go into my room and hit my drum
(Hit it!)
When I feel the time approaching
Deep inside a big explosion
I pick up my sticks and hit my drum
(Kick it!)
I don't need to tranquilizers
(No, oh yeah)
Or running down to Dr.Myzer's
(Yeah, oh no)
If I'm sick it's cause I missed my drum
(Yeah)
When I lay me down to sleep
(Ooh yeah, huh, come on)
There's one thing I wish to keep
(Ooh yeah, huh, come on)
Keep within my reach
My set of drums
(Ooh yeah, huh, come on)
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Paul Gilbert performs "My Drum", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Gilbert catalog on LyroVerse.
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