MOVE LIKE A FEVER
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MOVE LIKE A FEVER
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I wanna say out loud
What you don’t wanna hear now
Well, too arrogant am I?
Belligerent am I?
I move like a fever
Make you a believer
The American idol (the fear is rising)
Is dead on arrival (the future is biting)
Too tolerant am I?
Good samaritan am I?
I move like a fever
Make you a believer
The American idol (the fear is rising)
Is dead on arrival (the future is biting)
Resign yourself the choice you had is made now
Pick up yourself and face the future somehow
This is the day you never thought would come round
Pick up yourself and face the future somehow
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