Destroy The Radio
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Destroy The Radio
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She drove a thousand miles a day and
I don't wanna hear those records
Play she told me
I'm not coming back we drove
A thousand miles a day
I don't wanna hear those records play
I'm not coming back you
Know were such a long way from
Home but i guess its better than
Sleeping alone things will never
Be the same again solace keeps me awake at night
When every day is dead were killing time
And no one gets out alive if you could
Only read my mind
I'm screaming so madly
And i want you to know just how we feel
I'm hurting so badly lets
Smash the world turn it off
They're not for real
Losing touch as the days break the best
I'm out of time killing dreams sleeping
Sound and i'm still screaming at the sun killing dreams i'm sleeping sound
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