1. |
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About as scared as I can be
With no one there in front of me
That's no way to treat yourself
But I do
And knowing that it doesn't help anyone
In my tomb
There's a light that hangs on a string
And it's swinging back and forth
To the melodies I sing
It came in through my open mind
Who let you in?
This isn't right
So you set up camp to occupy
All the real estate
Behind my eyes
Anyone can find room
If the thoughts are just passing through
And the lights are swinging to
A tune with a better view
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Sideshow Horror
02:16
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The stage is a mess
But I'm really trying
To pick it all up
Before the audience arrives
Sure, I've rehearsed
A spontaneous fall
Where I tumble on down
Into nothing at all
You'll become a new face
In the corner
And I'll be sure that you're right
For taking your leave
Of this sideshow horror
And making yourself a new lie
Quarters are drawn
And there by design
So I can be satisfied
Before I resign
To a new way of life
That ain't new at all
A new way of looking
At an old way to fall
Down and down
Into all that is heavy
And all that strays from the light
I'm never sure that I'll be ready
But I'm pretty sure that I might
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