It's a Disease
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It's a Disease
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Please don´t touch me
Leave me alone 'til i cool off
I´ll fix it tomorrow
Can´t do it now
I´m just too weak
My head is pounding
I can´t think clearly
When i say those things
Do those things
I can´t explain
It´s a disease
Put a band-aid on my heart
I might be able to smile
If you look into my eyes
You´ll see a broken doll
In my disaster disease
It´s like a theatre of pain
If you look into my eyes
You´ll see a broken doll
My heart is pumping
So fast, so hard
That i can´t breathe
But it´s like everyday
Don´t know if this will ever change
Will i be the same?
Please for once just do it my way
If something breaks i will scream
The i´ll be crying
About the life i never had
I´m always sad
Put a band-aid on my heart
I might be able to smile
If you look into my eyes
You´ll see a broken doll
In my disaster disease
It´s like a theatre of pain
If you look into my eyes
You´ll see a broken doll
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Starlet Suicide performs "It's a Disease", and this lyric page sits inside the Starlet Suicide catalog on LyroVerse.
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