Anger
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Anger
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She was a girl from the carnival
She had a laugh, she did, she did
She thought that life was a festival
With a poison additive
Anger, If I think about it
I think about it
Anger, if I think about it
I think about it but
I'm alright
I can see the end of the roller coaster
I'm alright
I can see the end of the roller ride
It was the end of the carnival
I hit the wall it was because
And I felt old in the middle of
All the magazine applause
So I pretended to be the king
And everyone believed believed
And for a moment I felt the arms
Of my own naivety
Anger, If I think about it
I think about it
Anger, if I think about it
I think about it but
I'm alright
I can see the end of the roller coaster
I'm alright
I can see the end of the roller ride
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Ty Tabor performs "Anger", and this lyric page sits inside the Ty Tabor catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'Cause We Believed (Blame It) and Afraid with a short reason for opening each page next.
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