Spasm

Tool

My, out of my mind
My life, I,
my mind, out of my mind
my life, I

So confident so, self obsessed no
Compromise no, self obsessed no

My mind, out of my mind, my...

As you stare into the water
Are you scared to be forgotten?
As you stare into the water...

My, out of my mind
My life, I
my mind, out of my mind
My mind, I

Compromise no, self obsessed no
Compromise no, self obsessed so
Compromise no, compromise so
Compromise so, self obsessed

As you stare into the tide
Are you scared to be forgotten?
As you stare into the water..

Terrified, terrified, terrified to be forgotten
Terrified, terrified, terrified to be forgotten
Terrified, terrified, terrified to be forgotten
Terrified, terrified, terrified to be forgotten


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    Did that fail? Hmm well I'll just write it again. It's a Peach GB song, but Maynards side project/band A Perfect Circle has covered it.

    Necrothon August 11, 2002   Link

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