It Doesn't Seem to Matter

Army of Anyone

I saved a place for you
I saved a place for all of you
I want to pull you all in
I want to show you where the truth begins

Let's all fake happiness
We'll put on a good show
We'll lie through our teeth
I'll teach you how to cheat

Amen...Yeah

It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you
It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you

I'll try to make amends
I'll try to mend all of you
I want to let you all in
I want to live where the truth will win

Let's all fake happiness
We'll put on a good show
With blood in the streets
We'll kill who tries to cheat

It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you
It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you

I want to let you all in
I want to live where the truth will win

It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you
It doesn't seem to matter
When it's all aimed at you


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It Doesn't Seem to Matter Lyrics as written by Richard Michael Patrick Dean Deleo

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    Yeah, probably religion. The 'amen' points in that direction. References to truth, faking happiness, etc... but I still can't figure out the chorus.

    thedukeyon December 13, 2006   Link

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