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Trying to Escape the Inevitable - Pencey Prep



     
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I have this reoccurring dream
You make it hard for me to breathe
I gave you everything I could
I gave up everything I owned
And when you smile it's not for me
You offer little sympathy
Your grasp so far exceeds your reach
I wake up
This is not a dreamI almost can't believe
You're the same person who can
Straight-faced with a smile
Tell me that you love meCrawl, but I don't get too far
I know I should run
But I just keep running back
I know I should run
I know I should...[x2]I have this reoccurring dream
Where you admit that you're not happy
I know that you will never leave

You're here just to torment meI almost can't believe
You're the same person that can
Straight-faced with a smileI know I should run
I know I should run
I know I should...[x2]Tell me you love meI have a new dream
And everything is perfect
The sky is pink, yellow, green, blue and orange
And all the past has been forgotten
And we fell in love
And we fell in love
And we fell in love...
And I fell into your trap!I almost can't believe
You're the same person who can
Straight-faced with a smileI know I should run
I know I should run
I know I should...[x4]I don't know how you don't choke
On every lie you've ever told to me
You kept me sick
You took it all
You kept me complacent
But not for longRun x 9

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Pencey Prep was born from the rubble of Sector 12, a band which Frank Iero started when he was in high school. Sector 12 had done their final tour and asked old friend John Hambone Mcguire to play bass because at the time the drummer had been kicked out and bass player Bruno Rocha needed to switch to drums. PS. This was before Hambone had even aquired the name Hambone, but that's a completely different story.

Read more about Pencey Prep on Last.fm.


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