Flatline Fever
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Flatline Fever
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When I try to make love it turns out to be hate
If I go for a coffee I might end up drunk
And my old dreams are back to haunt me
It doesn't matter where I stay
It doesn't matter where I go, yeah
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
So sick and tired of doing, doing everything wrong
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
Right back at you!
Some say that learning by doing is the way we have to live
I haven't learned jack shit, fuck, I'm getting old
Me, I, myself are back to haunt me
It doesn't matter where I stay
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
So sick and tired of doing, doing everything wrong
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
So sick and tired of doing, doing everything wrong
Why do I always bang my head against the wall
So sick and tired of doing, doing everything wrong
All my mistakes, all my mistakes
All that you see
Right back at you!
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The Bones performs "Flatline Fever", and this lyric page sits inside the The Bones catalog on LyroVerse.
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