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Audioweb ~ God


There's too much chunk going in my brain The ........... is alive But the conversation's dead Words hit my ears But the contents are empty My eyes see the glory Of the enlightening of the ....... I wanna know Yes, i wanna know It's happened before And it'll happen again If it's hurtin' so bad Why does it feel so good? The air stings my eyes Tell me the name of your poison When all ............... lies You gotta make your own true I wanna know Yes, i wanna know Is it really my god? Is it really my god? There's too much chunk going through my brain The .......... is alive But the conversation's dead more free lyrics

There's too much chunk going in my brain
The ........... is alive
But the conversation's dead
Words hit my ears
But the contents are empty
My eyes see the glory
Of the enlightening of the .......

I wanna know
Yes, i wanna know

It's happened before
And it'll happen again
If it's hurtin' so bad
Why does it feel so good?
The air stings my eyes
Tell me the name of your poison
When all ............... lies
You gotta make your own true

I wanna know
Yes, i wanna know
Is it really my god?
Is it really my god?

There's too much chunk going through my brain
The .......... is alive
But the conversation's dead

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