Normal

Deadstar Assembly

Everyday I play the game
It keeps me somewhat sane
An attitude adjustment
A fliter for my fucking brain
I try my best to stay that way
But it's hard for long

Why must I comply
And change my life
To be so called right
What makes your way right

Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?
Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?

Everyday it's all the same
We buy and sell the pain
Societies addictions
Injected into every vein
I try my best to stay away
But it's hard for long

Why must I comply
And change my life
To be so called right
What makes your way right

Who wants to be normal anyway?
Who wants to be normal anyway?

We're all on display
Animals in a cage
We're all on display
Animals in a rage

We're all on display
Animals in a cage
We're all on display
Animals in a rage

Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?
Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?
Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?
Normal people don't act that way
Who wants to be normal anyway?


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Normal Lyrics as written by Adam Arthur Dearborn

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    It's about conformity and how if "normal" means to be something you are not, there's no point to being normal.

    KILBYon March 11, 2003   Link

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