No Worries
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No Worries
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Back again alive
I don't know how and
I can't tell you anything
About the early hours
Woken by another one on the floor
Trying to forget
But getting pushed upon the door
My head hurts
My eyes are blurred
See me standing naked in the pain
Running rings around me
Like a pixie on a plane
Burns your head a halo
I'm a clown
Break another record if it makes you feel alone
But I want everyone to know
That nothing is important
Everything's alright
I never need to worry
Battle knows the story
Everything's alright
Back again alive
I don't know how and
I can't tell you anything
Somehow I'm woken by another one on the floor
Try forget to push against the door
See me standing naked in the pain
Running rings around me
Like a pixie on a plane
Burns your head a halo
I'm a clown
Break another record if you're down
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