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Alien Ant Farm ~ Nova Hands


Trust me, i haven't got trust in me We can grit some teeth and dream Just don't let three fall, on the great time oh stye New scheme but all the players bored me, to be tired and work¡ On the things we shouldn't on the great time os stye I got in my eye Don't mean the tuff son, be road¡no In this place with no face, will you stare In this place with no face, can't be real They want me, they need me Heaven pray to want me Trust me, i haven't got trust in me We can grit some teeth and dream Just don't let three fall, on the great time os stye I got in my eye Don't mean the tuff son, be road¡no In this place with no face, will you stare In this place with no face, can't be real They want you, they need you Heaven pray to want you I like thee on mediocrity also be so real I like thee on mediocrity, so fake, so fake, so fake more free lyrics

Trust me, i haven't got trust in me
We can grit some teeth and dream
Just don't let three fall, on the great time oh stye
New scheme but all the players bored me, to be tired and work¡
On the things we shouldn't on the great time os stye

I got in my eye
Don't mean the tuff son, be road¡no

In this place with no face, will you stare
In this place with no face, can't be real
They want me, they need me
Heaven pray to want me

Trust me, i haven't got trust in me
We can grit some teeth and dream
Just don't let three fall, on the great time os stye

I got in my eye
Don't mean the tuff son, be road¡no
In this place with no face, will you stare
In this place with no face, can't be real
They want you, they need you
Heaven pray to want you

I like thee on mediocrity also be so real
I like thee on mediocrity, so fake, so fake, so fake

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