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Bad Religion ~ Turn On the Light


I had a friend who kept a candle in his pocket, He used to touch it when the wind was blowing high, I guess it made him feel like he could buck the system And when it flickered out we laid him down to die, Turn on the light, Turn on a million blinding brilliant white incendiary lights, (yeah) A beacon in the night, I'll burn relentlessly until my juice runs dry, (yeah) I'll construct a rack of tempered beams and trusses And equip it with a million tiny suns, I'll install upon the room of my compartment And place tinfoil on my floor and on my walls then I'll Turn on the light, Turn on a million blinding brilliant white incendiary lights, (yeah) A beacon in the night, I'll burn relentlessly until my juice runs dry, And I'll burn like a roman fucking candle burn like a chasm in the night burn for a miniscule duration, ecstatic immolation, incorrigible delight more free lyrics

I had a friend who kept a candle in his pocket,
He used to touch it when the wind was blowing high,
I guess it made him feel like he could buck the system
And when it flickered out we laid him down to die,

Turn on the light,
Turn on a million blinding brilliant white incendiary lights, (yeah)
A beacon in the night,
I'll burn relentlessly until my juice runs dry, (yeah)

I'll construct a rack of tempered beams and trusses
And equip it with a million tiny suns,
I'll install upon the room of my compartment
And place tinfoil on my floor and on my walls then I'll

Turn on the light,
Turn on a million blinding brilliant white incendiary lights, (yeah)
A beacon in the night,
I'll burn relentlessly until my juice runs dry,

And I'll burn like a roman fucking candle
burn like a chasm in the night
burn for a miniscule duration,
ecstatic immolation, incorrigible delight

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