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Blake Babies ~ Brain Damage


Someone, quick, put something on my mind Surrounded by the somethings that you said I've done all the drugs that i can buy And borrowed all the books i haven't read Well-worn paths, a glass of warm white wine Getting older and i'm cutting it too fine Something about surroundings you once said The brain damage is all in your head It's all in your head Someone, quick, put something on my mind Surrounded by the somethings that you said I've done all the drugs that i could find And borrowed all the books i haven't read Well-worn paths, a glass of warm white wine Getting older and i'm cutting it so fine Something about surroundings you once said The brain damage is all in your The brain damage is all in your head It's all in your head... more free lyrics

Someone, quick, put something on my mind
Surrounded by the somethings that you said
I've done all the drugs that i can buy
And borrowed all the books i haven't read
Well-worn paths, a glass of warm white wine
Getting older and i'm cutting it too fine
Something about surroundings you once said
The brain damage is all in your head
It's all in your head
Someone, quick, put something on my mind
Surrounded by the somethings that you said
I've done all the drugs that i could find
And borrowed all the books i haven't read
Well-worn paths, a glass of warm white wine
Getting older and i'm cutting it so fine
Something about surroundings you once said
The brain damage is all in your
The brain damage is all in your head
It's all in your head...

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