Twelfth and Hyde on a Sunday
Feeling like we're gold
And we're nothing short of invincible

Invincible
Invincible
It starts again, can you feel it?
It takes your breath away
Stop saying that we're invincible

It's around and round
You're uninviting, unrewarding
And I'm misinforming you, misinforming you

We all want to be, want to be somebody
Right now, we're just looking for the exit

This is the way I would have done things
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall

This is the way I would have done things
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall

It's you and me on a Monday
The lies that we told
This is where we both go numb now

You broke my heart again this time
You're fading now, you crossed the line
You crossed the line

We all want to be, want to be somebody
Right now, we're just looking for the exit

This is the way I would have done things
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall

This is the way I would have done things
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall

Reaching out for a hand that's not here
But you're not there
But you're not

This is the way I would have done this
Up against your wall, up against your wall
This is the way we should have done
When we're up against a wall
Up against the wall
This is the way I would have done this
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall
This is the way I would have done this
Up against the wall, up against the wall
You got me up against your wall


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Reinventing Your Exit Lyrics as written by Aaron Gillespie Christopher Dudley

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    hey whats up everyone? this is my rough draft of the song, considering it was just released i wanted to get it out. its on purevolume.com just to let you know, if anyone can help me fix it if anythings wrong id appreciate it, thanks.

    OnlyChasingSafetyon April 27, 2004   Link

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