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Bush ~ Machinehead


Breathe in breathe out tied to a wheel fingers got to feel I spin on a whim I slide to the right I felt you like electric light for our love for our fear for our rise against the years and years got a machinehead better than the rest green to red machinehead and I walk from my machine I walk from my machine deaf dumb and thirty starting to deserve this leaning on my conscience wall blood is like wine unconscious all the time if I had it all again I'd change it all more free lyrics

Breathe in breathe out
tied to a wheel fingers got to feel
I spin on a whim I slide to the right
I felt you like electric light
for our love
for our fear
for our rise against the years and years

got a machinehead better than the rest
green to red machinehead
and I walk from my machine
I walk from my machine

deaf dumb and thirty
starting to deserve this
leaning on my conscience wall
blood is like wine
unconscious all the time
if I had it all again
I'd change it all

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