Strap up,strap down;
I really hope my generation doesn't fall down;
I've seen my way in therapy,
I hope I fade,before I age;
It's so contagious don't you say?

(Chorus)
When I come to face tomorrow
I hope I needed it yesterday;
Then I'll breathe in your life,
Wrap it up and break away.

Step back, stepdown, step around my
My face, it bleeds like a ghost
As I walk back through history;
The moment fades,pretty stains,
It's so contagious don't you say?

(Chorus) x2

I'm so depleted;
No one needs it
No one needs it

(Chorus) x2

I'm so depleted;
Rain dogged the seasons;
My golden dreams sold,
No one needs it
No one needs it



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    I cant believe nobody heard this song . I love the sound of this song .Pretty decent band .

    NIKKIEon March 18, 2003   Link
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    Superheist have always been a driving force in Australian music, and this song is without a doubt one of the best ones off The Prize Recruit. Unsure as to the meaning behind, but I think it might have something to do with fame.

    bigdatfazon November 13, 2005   Link

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