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Think about your life
Think about your life in the ground
Think about your pain
Think about it then suck it down
Think about the road
Think about that your on
Think about your life
Now it's gone
Face up and change
Your time displaced
No way you're gonna
Escape
If you could see through my eyes
You'll see I'm fucked up inside
I can't get away
I can't get away from this place
I am drowning in
I am drowning in my mistakes

I can't get it off
I can't get it off, yes, it's real
I can't get it off
There's nothing to feel
No life this is the
Last time I've got it
All wrong right from it
If you could see through my eyes
You'll see I'm fucked up inside
Can't you just see it's a trap
You been jacked, you been smacked
You been cracked, it's a fact in the black
That's designed to hold you back
You can try, you can die
You can fly, you can run, you can hide
But the pain that you feel inside
You been hooked, you been booked
You been shook, you been took
Why can't you take a look?
Take a look, take a look
You're gonna burn and bleed
On your knees gonna feel the freeze
As you feel my disease, as you feel my disease
My disease, my disease

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The Suicidal Birds are two girls ( Jessie: vocals, guitar / Chay: bass guitar, vocals) from the northern province Friesland, the Netherlands. The release of their debut album “Z-List” early 2005 on the Dutch independent label Transformed Dreams caused rave reviews in the Netherlands and UK. Airplay on Dutch alternative radio, BBC radio-one, xfm and on live webcast programme on dirty Radio by Rick Smith and Karl Hyde from Underworld, press- attention and extensive touring in the Netherlands and the UK ( more tours followed).

Read more about The Suicidal Birds on Last.fm.


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