Accidental Life
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Accidental Life
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Give in to me now I want you
I know the past comes back to haunt you
there are satellites in heaven
watching everything you do
This is a battle that you're losing
and life was never more confusing
now you're looking for a way out
of your accidental life
[Chorus]
But now your life is on the line
you can stay inside but you're out of time
You can't reason in your condition
and now you see life as a mission
maybe I know what your missing
tell me what you're going through
All your problems are distractions
still waiting for the main attraction
and you're looking for a way out
of your accidental life
[Repeat chorus twice]
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Teenage Fanclub performs "Accidental Life", and this lyric page sits inside the Teenage Fanclub catalog on LyroVerse.
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