Hey, can’t you see?
This place is haunting me to death
And you complain
The drugs, you swear they’ve got my brain
And I can’t complain
It drives me insane

You can’t believe
I’m all grown up and haven’t found a better way
To erase my every memory
Yeah, they’re haunting me

These thoughts of death invade my mind
I am running out of time
Take these dreams and make them mine

Haunting me
Haunting me

Thoughts of death invade my mind
I am running out of time
To take these dreams and make them mine
(Gonna make them mine)

I smoked the sense out of my brains
‘Cause it takes away the pain
The thought that I might never be
Someone who you can believe in

(Haunting me)
You can believe in me
(Hey, can’t you see?)
This place is haunting me
(Haunting me)
This place is killing me


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