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dEUS ~ Secret Hell


Hey I know there's more to this But I bought you a newspaper every sunday At the end just a huge pile of yellowed sunday telegraphs on the windowpane We sang three blind mice together: "three blind mice, three blind mice Who went in across the farmer's house" You know well, just never tell If someone's got a secret hell Now you, you should be breakin' me Sometimes I lose my head, I don't know nothing You, you should be breaking me Instead you let me hide behind your back What goes around, will come back down Can someone get it out of town I'm in this state, kinda late But tell me, don't it look just great? You, you should be haunting me Some drift get twisted before I even touch 'em You should be scaring me But don't I only scare myself? So don't I only scare myself, so don't I only scare myself? So don't I only scare myself, so don't I only scare myself? So don't I only scare myself? more free lyrics

Hey I know there's more to this
But I bought you a newspaper every sunday
At the end just a huge pile of yellowed sunday telegraphs on the windowpane

We sang three blind mice together:
"three blind mice, three blind mice
Who went in across the farmer's house"

You know well, just never tell
If someone's got a secret hell

Now you, you should be breakin' me
Sometimes I lose my head, I don't know nothing
You, you should be breaking me
Instead you let me hide behind your back

What goes around, will come back down
Can someone get it out of town

I'm in this state, kinda late
But tell me, don't it look just great?
You, you should be haunting me
Some drift get twisted before I even touch 'em
You should be scaring me
But don't I only scare myself?
So don't I only scare myself, so don't I only scare myself?
So don't I only scare myself, so don't I only scare myself?
So don't I only scare myself?

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