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I want to see the backs
Of your fucking eyes!
(Crying, pleading, please stop hurting me)
But you're alone
You are still a ghost
And your nerves are worn thin
A smile shed like snake skin
(And you trust no one)
Keep singing the same song
One hundred times
(Until you get the point across)
We're broken
But like a box inside a closet
You find nothing can just be let go
Anxious, bitter, your thoughts never changed
But you tell me that you aren't the same?
We all see just how hard you've worked (But I don't buy it)
You don't think the world changed (Fucking, do you?)
Get your head out of your heart
Get your head out of your heart
Of your fucking eyes!
(Crying, pleading, please stop hurting me)
But you're alone
You are still a ghost
And your nerves are worn thin
A smile shed like snake skin
(And you trust no one)
Keep singing the same song
One hundred times
(Until you get the point across)
We're broken
But like a box inside a closet
You find nothing can just be let go
Anxious, bitter, your thoughts never changed
But you tell me that you aren't the same?
We all see just how hard you've worked (But I don't buy it)
You don't think the world changed (Fucking, do you?)
Get your head out of your heart
Get your head out of your heart
Lyrics submitted by ticklishgio
Sentinel Lyrics as written by J Senff
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
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