Maybe I'm The Monster
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Maybe I'm The Monster
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Wherever you run
There's no place to go
Nowhere feels like home
From a deadly kiss
To this apocalypse
You feel so alone
Light my people one two, run to
Battlefields with locked guns
Fighting for a
Light to call my own
Suddenly a terrified (he will find you)
Looking for somewhere to hide (what's behind you)
The wolf is at your door (he will find you)
Can you hear him roar?
Maybe I'm the monster
Tell me what's the goal
Do you have no soul?
Why are you so cold?
If I'm too drug to speak
Will that make me weak?
How will this unfold?
Suddenly terrified
Looking for somewhere to hide
The wolf is at you door
Can you her him roar?
Maybe I'm the monster
The wolf is at your door
The wolf is at your door
The wolf is at your door
Can you hear him roar?
Maybe I'm the monster
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