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Woke up from my dreaming to a nightmare, she was screaming Got back to the car the radio sang about my demons I hate heathens, singing along for no reason As she slams the door behind me Revenge is open season 5 days in I look like you Broken glass back pain *** stains on my shoes Redoing old never feels new Only see myself in a car mirror view I want her in my windshield I want her name on my screen Any source of affection puts worth into screams A honk has no emotion My notions are bleeding Feeding on desire, I hit the gas Before my house catches fire Her words were knives, dipped in lies I realize theres no easy way I "Take a break from all my sinning" But God made me gay Screams turned to silence Caution escaped violence My bed never felt so wrong When I left my demons in song I long for my steering wheel I feel I have to stop admitting Can't help that I'm forgiving I named my car twister I call this twisted living
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 10:47 AM UTC
Twisted Living
Woke up from my dreaming to a nightmare, she was screaming Got back to the car the radio sang about my demons I hate heathens, singing along for no reason As she slams the door behind me Revenge is open season 5 days in I look like you Broken glass back pain *** stains on my shoes Redoing old never feels new Only see myself in a car mirror view I want her in my windshield I want her name on my screen Any source of affection puts worth into screams A honk has no emotion My notions are bleeding Feeding on desire, I hit the gas Before my house catches fire Her words were knives, dipped in lies I realize theres no easy way I "Take a break from all my sinning" But God made me gay Screams turned to silence Caution escaped violence My bed never felt so wrong When I left my demons in song I long for my steering wheel I feel I have to stop admitting Can't help that I'm forgiving I named my car twister I call this twisted living
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 10:47 AM UTC
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