Psycho Circus

KISS

Yeah
Hello
Here I am!
Here we are, we are one
I've been waiting for this night to come
Get up!
Now it's time for me to take my place
The make-up runnin' down my face
We're exiled from the human race

You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
I say welcome to the show

I've been waiting here to be your guide
So come
Reveal the secrets that you keep inside
Step up!
No one leaves until the night is done
The amplifier starts to hum
The carnival has just begun

You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
And I say welcome to the show
Welcome to the show
Welcome to the show
The show

I've been waiting here to be your guide
So come
Reveal the secrets that you keep inside
Step up!
No one leaves 'til the night is done
The amplifier starts to hum
The carnival has just begun

You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
You're in the psy
You're in the psycho circus
And I say welcome to the show
Welcome to the show
Welcome to the show
And I say welcome to the show


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Psycho Circus Lyrics as written by Paul Stanley Curt Cuomo

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    holy shit! how has no one said anything about this song! i believe its KISS trying to get big in the 90's and they recorded this and had a video for it, very kool video btw

    bertskarzi196on January 12, 2006   Link

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