There's a secret place I like to go
Everyone is there but their face don't show
If you get inside you can't get out
There's no coming back, I hear them shout
Welcome to my hide away, my secret place
How I arrived I can't explain
You're welcome to, if you want to stay
But everyone just runs away
Let me in, get me out
Can't do more than twist and shout
Lost my soul without a trace
Found it again in my secret place
In disgrace
I hide from those that try to find me
Scary things that's right behind me
I lost myself, I must confess
I can't explain how I got this mess



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    Dave Mustaine says that his secret place is inside his head. I think may be he was talked about his heroine addiction.and he always wanted to escape from drus, but he couldnt! we can see that from lyric "There's a secret place I like to go Everyone is there but their face don't show If you get inside you can't get out There's no coming back, I hear them shout"

    and in this line lines too

    "Let me in, get me out Can't do more then twist and shout Lost my soul without a trace Found it again in my secret place In discrace"

    Shamseeron June 15, 2005   Link

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