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Why Control Myself?
03:09
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Went and picked up my girl she was ready to go
I pushed the pedal to the metal we went out to the show
Maybe if I'm lucky I could get in her bed
That's what I need
Driving down the street my life is fading away
That's the feeling that I get because I die everyday
I just want to feel like something mattered at all
That what I need
If I had it all
I would make sure everything else would just fall
Why control myself?
When I know that there's nobody else
Got lost inside the music and I woke up somewhere
Yeah my actions were all pointless but I didn't care
I just love the feeling as I supernova
And I burn
Got into some trouble with the guys in the band
They were talking all their shit but I was making my stand
Got into a fight behind the bar and I lost
And I bleed
If I had it all
I would make sure everything else would just fall
Why control myself?
When I know that there's nobody else
My girl didn't mind that I got blood in her hair
We spent the night off in her bed and left our clothes everywhere
When we are alone she makes me feel alright
That's what I need
If I had it all
I would make sure everything else would just fall
Why control myself?
When I know that there's nobody else
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Synthetic Brains
02:57
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Take out my eyes give me something new
I don't know I don't care I'm In love with you
Don't want genetic give me synthetic brains
I'm in love with you and that's my only game
Take out my heart give me batteries
If you want me there I'll be on my knees
Don't want genetic give me synthetic brains
I'm in love with you and that's my only game
Take out my heart take out my eyes
Feel the love and move your thighs!
Don't want genetic give me synthetic brains
I'm in love with you and that's my only game
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