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Kiss ~ In My Head


I'm obnoxious and no one's home In My Head In My Head Cardboard boxes filled with hate In My Head They're In My Head Nest of termites, glowin' red In My Head They're In My Head Look behind the mask Try to find peace of mind And you'll find Just look behind the man And lead me by the hand Faded smiles behind dark shades In My Head In My Head Plastic icons, glowin' red In My Head They're In My Head I experiment with myself In My Head In My Head Look behind the glass Try to find peace of mind And you'll find Just look behind the man And lead me Look behind the glass Try to find peace of mind And you'll find Just look behind the man And lead me Look behind the man Look behind the glass Look behind the mask more free lyrics

I'm obnoxious and no one's home
In My Head
In My Head
Cardboard boxes filled with hate
In My Head
They're In My Head
Nest of termites, glowin' red
In My Head
They're In My Head

Look behind the mask
Try to find peace of mind
And you'll find
Just look behind the man
And lead me by the hand

Faded smiles behind dark shades
In My Head
In My Head
Plastic icons, glowin' red
In My Head
They're In My Head
I experiment with myself
In My Head
In My Head

Look behind the glass
Try to find peace of mind
And you'll find
Just look behind the man
And lead me

Look behind the glass
Try to find peace of mind
And you'll find
Just look behind the man
And lead me

Look behind the man
Look behind the glass
Look behind the mask

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