Haywire
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Haywire
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I'm miles above and I'm coming down
I break the clouds then I hit the ground
Just like a bolt from clear blue sky
Reflect the panic in my eyes
Yeah!....Haywire
Eyes...yeah! Haywire
So tired of running but I just can't stop
You can't know fire if you don't know pain
It feels so good to be insane
Yeah!....Haywire
Sane...yeah! Haywire
I feel good I feel bad
Haywire...
Well here I am wanna see me slip?
Making more mistakes getting lost again
Some fiends can look like angels bright
And winners turn to losers over night
I've got no need for common sense
If you fight me I'll fight you back
Yeah!....Haywire
Back...yeah! Haywire
I feel good I feel bad
Haywire...
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