Where am I?
On a catwalk paved in dreams.
I used to stand so far away.
I promised truth dishonestly.
Now I stand here naked,
and shaking, seeing finally that all I ever needed
I already had.

From outer space it all looks the same.
You can't see just how pretty you are.
I know it's hard to lower your guard.
You're an angel in a different way.
So stand up singin' if you can see through this hide and seek
in a symphony of freaks.

I grew up underneath a lampshade,
surrounded by the light.
A jaded lullaby.
And I have flaws but I am good.
And I admit it, I am weak.
Peel the lids back from my eyes,
so I can finally see, me.

From outer space, it all looks the same.
You can't see just how pretty you are.
I know it's hard, to lower your guard.
You're an angel in a different way.
So stand up singin' if you can see through this hide and seek
in a symphony of freaks.

I am honest when I'm safe.
So I'm trying my best, yeah I'm trying my best,
to not be so afraid.

From outer space, it all looks the same.
You can't see just how pretty you are.
I know it's hard to lower your guard.
You're an angel in a different way.
So stand up singin' if you can see through this hide and seek.

From outer space, it all looks the same.
Can't you see just how pretty you are?
Well, I know it's hard to lower you're guard.
You're an angel in a different way.
So stand up singin' if you can see through this hide and seek
in a symphony of freaks, freaks.
In a Symphony of Freaks, of freaks.


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    You made a couple of mistakes... just thought I'd help out a bit.

    Where am I? On a cat walk paved in dreams I used to stand so far away I promised truth dishonestly

    Now I stand here naked And shaking, seeing finally That all I ever needed you already had

    From outer space, it all looks the same You can't see just how pretty you are I know it's hard to lower your guard You're an angel in a different way So stand up singing, If you can see through this hide and seek In a symphony of freaks

    I grew up Underneath the lampshade Surrounded by the light A jaded lullaby And I have flaws but I am good And I admit it, I am weak Peel the lids back from my eyes So I can finally see me

    From outer space, it all looks the same You can't see just how pretty you are I know it's hard to lower your guard You're an angel in a different way So stand up singing, If you can see through this hide and seek In a symphony of freaks

    I am honest when I'm safe So I am trying my best And I am trying my best To not be so afraid

    From outer space, it all looks the same You can't see just how pretty you are I know it's hard to lower your guard You're an angel in a different way So stand up singing, If you can see through this hide and seek From outer space It all looks the same Can't you see just how pretty you are? I know it's hard to lower your guard You're an angel in a different way So stand up singing, If you can see through this hide and seek In a symphony of freaks, freaks In a symphony of freaks, of freaks

    kacylynnon October 17, 2007   Link
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    kacylynn's Lyrics are much more correct w/ one error in line seven ("I", not "you.")

    But incorrect lyrics are to be reported in the report thread:

    songmeanings.net/thread.php

    CheeseCrackerofLoveon April 05, 2008   Link

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