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I've been up for days and I feel like a menagerie
I'm scratching 'til I bleed and I keep on seeing
Imaginary lemurs in the street in the middle of the day
But as long as I can breathe then I know I'll be okay
I'll be alright
I'm out of mind
I'm out of sight
I'm out of sight
I've been up for days and I feel like a laboratory rat
Inside a maze and I reel in the monotony of
Screaming at the moon in the middle of the day
But as long as I can see it then I know I'll be okay
I'll be fine
I'm out of sight
I'm completely out of mind
I'm completely out of mind
Oh, oh, okay, alright
Come and watch me shake tonight
Mouth wide, soft and bright
Bite my hand and scream
Okay, alright
Come and watch me break tonight
Push deep out of sight
Bite my hand and hold on tight
I'm scratching 'til I bleed and I keep on seeing
Imaginary lemurs in the street in the middle of the day
But as long as I can breathe then I know I'll be okay
I'll be alright
I'm out of mind
I'm out of sight
I'm out of sight
I've been up for days and I feel like a laboratory rat
Inside a maze and I reel in the monotony of
Screaming at the moon in the middle of the day
But as long as I can see it then I know I'll be okay
I'll be fine
I'm out of sight
I'm completely out of mind
I'm completely out of mind
Oh, oh, okay, alright
Come and watch me shake tonight
Mouth wide, soft and bright
Bite my hand and scream
Okay, alright
Come and watch me break tonight
Push deep out of sight
Bite my hand and hold on tight
Lyrics submitted by oofus, edited by Mellow_Harsher
Out of Mind Lyrics as written by Laurence Andrew Tolhurst Boris Williams
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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