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American Music Club ~ Rise


The things you love don't give us too much hope When you've lost your appetite and you're sick and tired Maybe what you need is some food for your eyes To make them rise Don't tell me how to tell the truth You're like a store that only sells guns and knives Tell me how to make something beautiful Flash before your eyes Let them make you rise It only costs a buck for three tries Though money never buys enough of anything And i'm a moving target trying to shake some lead From your eyes Let them make you rise more free lyrics

The things you love don't give us too much hope
When you've lost your appetite and you're sick and tired
Maybe what you need is some food for your eyes
To make them rise

Don't tell me how to tell the truth
You're like a store that only sells guns and knives
Tell me how to make something beautiful
Flash before your eyes
Let them make you rise

It only costs a buck for three tries
Though money never buys enough of anything
And i'm a moving target trying to shake some lead
From your eyes
Let them make you rise

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