| Outside my bedroom window
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| No, don’t stop me
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| Let me continue
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| We spin too fast as we enter into this new venue
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| I’m looking back at the TV
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| Stepping back as it puts off a real heat
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| From buildings burning
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| People dying
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| Some official lying
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| Who watch the watchers, leaders
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| Leading men into destruction
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| Seeks out their god to save them
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| But he’s the one
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| Who wrote the instructions
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| Don’t think I like this station
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| Look in my eyes
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| Can’t you see the frustration
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| Stare into the television guide
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| Every single day
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| Is it me or the way I comb my hair
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| Is it me or the kind of clothes I wear
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| Is it me who looks so ugly
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| Possibly if I wear some shades
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| It’ll stop the glare
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| Outside my bedroom window
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| Holiest sounds of children’s play
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| People get slayed every six seconds of every day
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| I hear some woman praying
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| In her arms her only son is laying
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| In a puddle of blood
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| It’s senseless
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| While bombs rip apart the defenseless
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| Who builds the bombs that shatter
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| Children’s arms and what does it matter
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| We focus on the now
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| Remind ourselves We are right |