1. |
Fever
03:22
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I'VE GOT THIS FEVER AND IT'S BURNING HOT
I DONT CARE WHETHER YOU KNOW IT OR NOT
FEELING FAINTER WITH EACH CLOCK TICK
YEAH IT'S YOU THAT'S BEEN MAKING ME SICK
I HOPE YOU KNOW
YEAH I HOPE YOU KNOW
AND IT FEELS LIKE FOREVER'S JUST AS
FLEETING AS THE FLICKER OF A
DYING FLAME
IT WENT ON AND ON
IT BURNED FOR DAYS
NOW I'M ON FIRE
ASK ANYONE YOU KNOW
IF THIS FEELING'S NORMAL
IT'S THIS FEVER THAT WILL BE THE DEATH OF ME
I'VE GOT THIS FEVER AND IT'S BURNING HOT
I DON'T CARE WHETHER YOU KNOW IT OR NOT
I'M A JUNKIE AND YOU'RE MY FIX
ARE YOU MY CHRIST OR ARE YOU MY CRUCIFIX?
I JUST DONT KNOW
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Don't You Sleep?
04:07
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SPINNING LIKE A WHEEL ON FIRE
BUT STILL THIS BOTTLE COMFORTS ME
MY HEART'S A HOLE THE SIZE OF AN EMPTY FIFTH
AND YOU'RE JUST A MEMORY
FLOATING THROUGH MY MIND AT NIGHT
I HEAR IN WHISPERS THROUGH THE WALLS
I GAVE YOU EVERYTHING THAT I THOUGHT YOU'D WANT
BUT IT NEVER WAS ENOUGH
I HATE TO SAY YOUR GAIT HAUNTS THIS PLACE
LIKE IT'S YOURS TO PACE
AND I'VE REPLACED YOUR FACE AND YOUR NAME
WITH SOMEONE NEW
AS MUCH AS I TRY SHE JUST WONT DO
DONT YOU SLEEP?
DONT YOU EVEN CLOSE YOUR EYES?
DONT YOU EVER DREAM OF A LIFE WITH ME
IN THE RECESSES OF YOUR MIND?
DONT YOU SPEAK
CAUSE I DONT WANNA SAY GOODBYE
DONT YOU DARE UTTER A SINGLE WORLD
LETS JUST BOTH GET BACK INSIDE
AND PRETEND WE'RE ALIVE
I LIT THE FIRE
AND I FANNED THE FLAMES
AND I SAT THERE BURNING
AND I PRAYED FOR RAIN
I SAILED THE OCEANS
SEARCHING FOR ANY ESCAPE
I HEARD THE SIRENS
SINGING OUT MY NAME
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