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Get Up Kids ~ The Breathing Method


Made a grave mistake An all too common place not the first time back again it's obvious the risks outweigh the benefits should have used our heads couldn't happen to me no there's no safe hiding place in thinking you're immune you're not immune watch advantages pass abrasive, difficult regret I was can you conceive that I hate you I can barely make the rent you are that a word as strong as hate can describe the way I feel we were and in the end there is another nothing a product of you but you come back fine you came back nothing at all I won't hide or turn back I'll take responsible I won't let mine be a mistake more free lyrics

Made a grave mistake
An all too common place
not the first time back again
it's obvious the risks
outweigh the benefits
should have used our heads
couldn't happen to me
no
there's no safe hiding place in thinking you're immune
you're not immune
watch advantages pass
abrasive, difficult regret
I was
can you conceive that I hate you
I can barely make the rent
you are
that a word as strong as hate can describe the way I feel
we were
and in the end there is another
nothing
a product of you
but you come back fine
you came back
nothing at all
I won't hide or turn back
I'll take responsible
I won't let mine be a mistake

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