Calling all cops and autobots,
I hope that you?re still there
Saving victims from the wreckage
Of our wild affairs, such wild affairs.

Copy all cats and acrobats,
I know you don?t play fair,
Slinging sickness through the atmosphere,
Without a care, without a care.

Drowning all dolls in concert halls,
The curtain hits the cast,
They parade like perfect ponies,
But it never lasts, it never lasts.

Sever all ties to satellites
That broadcast worthless words
You're extrapolating nonsense
And it really hurts, it really hurts.

When I?m awake,
I make the same mistakes they make.
When I?m awake,
I can?t escape.

When I?m awake,
I make the same mistakes they make.
And everything just falls apart.

Calling all cops and autobots,
I hope that you?re still there,
Saving victims from the wreckage,
Of our wild affairs, such wild affairs.

Suffer all teens on dramamine,
The coast is not yet clear,
Every continent has chaos,
And we need you here, we need you here.

When I?m awake,
I make the same mistakes they make.
When I?m awake,
I can?t escape.

When I?m awake,
I make the same mistakes they make.
And everything just falls apart.

(Calling all cops and autobots)
And everything just falls apart,
(Calling all cops and autobots)
And everything just falls apart.
And everything just falls apart.


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    this is the first song i fell in love with on the album. this is exactly what i have been waiting for.

    jasonporter16on September 19, 2007   Link

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