Welcome
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Welcome
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Why are you here
What have you done
What do you want
Ohohoh
What makes you tick
When you come undone
Who makes you sick
You don't really know
When you open up your eyes to protect yourself
Could you need any help?
I ain't welcome in this city with you
It's a weapon against anything I might do
When will you rise
And wipe the sleep out of my eyes
And who feeds your dreams
Ohohoh
You feel it in the streets
You hear it in the beats
This ain't a home
To us anymore
And then I open up my eyes
And I reject myself
Now could I need any help?
I ain't welcome in this city with you
It's a weapon against anything I might do
And there is no excuse
To stay clean tonight
And when it's haunting you
stay clean tonight
for one time
oh you better slow down
slow as if you're never gonna die
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Satellite City performs "Welcome", and this lyric page sits inside the Satellite City catalog on LyroVerse.
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