False Alarm
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False Alarm
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I think you need to calm down
And try to move in an orderly fashion
For all we know, this is a false alarm
And is it all that strange to think that this could happen?
If you keep running late, it may soon arrive
I've tried to change your mind
A thousand times
Pacing a print
From room to room
This will take getting used to
These months go by just as fast as seconds
Your gut instinct's growing and it shows
And I can't help but feel just a little bit selfish
What I've known
Of myself
And my life
Is gone
I can't run or hide
There's no getting away
I've tried to change your mind
A thousand times
Pacing a print
From room to room
This will take getting used to
We are day and night
Day and night
I know you think it's right
But can we really go through with this?
I've tried to change your mind
A thousand times
Pacing a print
From room to room
This will take getting used to
We are day and night
Day and night
I know you think it's right
But can we really go through with this?
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Who performs "False Alarm"?
Pompeii performs "False Alarm", and this lyric page sits inside the Pompeii catalog on LyroVerse.
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