Burn
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Burn
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Smell the fire burn
In front of your bed
Hear the laughter there
Hurting your head
Smell the gasoline
In your room
See her standing there
She's leaving, yeah
So you break down the walls
You break down yourself
You break down your mind
You're breaking down
Smell the fire burn
In front of your bed
See her leaving there
It's turning until you're dead
Smell the fire burn
Feel your mind turn up
Turn
See her standing there
She's leaving
Smell the fire, smell the fire
So you break down the walls
You break down yourself
You break down your mind
Your mind is breaking down
Down
Your mind is down
Burning down
Smell, smell, smell the fire
Smell it
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