What if the camera
Really do
Take your soul
Oh no
What if the camera
Really do
Take your soul
Oh no

Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
You know I've got nothing to hide
You know I got nothing
No I got, nothing

What if the camera
Really do
Take your soul
Oh no
What if the camera
Really do
Take your soul
Oh no

Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
You know I've got nothing to hide
You know I got nothing

Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
Hit me with your flashbulb eyes
You know I've got nothing to hide
You know I got nothing, you know I got, nothing

Hit me with your


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    I think this goes very deep, if the camera takes your soul then we basically live in a soulless time. And if you believe this then we are all without a soul so go ahead and take a look, there is nothing in here that is hiding.

    The interesting part is the proverbial "what if" statement that opens up a whole different genre of thoughts going the opposite way. Take a look into my eyes, the window to my soul, and see what you may find. From this point of view the "Oh no" is laughter in my mind.

    The best songs are the ones that pose the question's of dualism.

    Alexander3417on October 31, 2013   Link

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