Blow Up
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Blow Up
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In time the truth will come
Your mind's blind and you won't come home
It's what you need to ignore
It's what you get in store
You can't explain
You won't be the same
I rage sometimes
Set up the blow up
Open your mind
See how I rage sometimes
Same sign the time will come
Break down clown you get high from some
It's what you need to ignore
It's what you get in store
You can't explain
You won't be the same
I rage sometimes
Set up the blow up
Open your mind
See how I rage sometimes
You can't ignore yourself
You can't ignore yourself
You can't ignore yourself
You can't ignore yourself
In time the truth will come
Your mind's blind and you won't come home
It's what you need to ignore
It's what you get in store
You can't explain
You won't be the same
I rage sometimes
Set up the blow up
Open your mind
See how I rage sometimes
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