| With a spiraling storm of tension
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| In the dead of the night
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| Uttering words that we should never mean
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| Blood and murder resting heavy
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| On the tips of our tongues
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| Despair and anger in every scream
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| Then like thunder in the air
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| The words they spread like lightning
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| Now is this what we truly believe
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| As I’m walking out the door
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| And drive toward the daylight
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| I think that I begin to see
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| With the pedal to the metal
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| In the morn’s early lights
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| The blood is boiling hot in my veins
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| Pressed back into the leather
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| Just the horizon in sight
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| With the background slowly slipping away
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| Then the screeching in the air
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| Of slamming breaks on tires
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| I’m driving back to what could have been
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| As I’m walking through the door
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| And you take me in your arms
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| I know what I can clearly see |