Hey
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Hey
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A bleeding heart welcomes the sharks
Come to tear your world apart
A speeding car heading for the park
Hey, watch out for those kids
They'll tear you apart, apart, apart, apart
A bleeding heart welcomes the sharks
Come to tear your life apart
A speeding car heading for the park
Hey, watch out for those kids, please
They'll tear you apart, apart, apart apart apart
Turn your wounds into wisdom
Tell me of your pain, I promise to listen
And when you expire and they lock you in a box
Do you think that's where it starts? Do you think that's where it ends?
Do you think that's where it starts? Do you think that's where it ends?
Do you think that's where it starts? Do you think that's where it ends?
Hey, watch out for those kids, they'll tear you apart
They'll tear you apart
They'll tear you apart
They'll tear you apart
Yeah, they'll tear you apart
Hey
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