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Living coma take me in
Paralyze and numb the skin
Death on Monday
Down a fifth on Tuesday
Church on Wednesday save me now
Banging on the big door
What the hell ya good for
Never leave a widow at home
Woke up in the night to fight the sweat and kill the pain
She was right beside me but I think
I might be slipping awayIt won't be long and down we fall
Cuz living a life insane kills us all
And I prey tonight on piece of mind
This vicious cycle's mineRound and round I go
In vicious cycles
Always find my way
To let you down
Tumble like a ragdoll

Put me through a brick wall
Pull me up I'll do it again
So disoriented like I'm caught up in a maze
Afraid of all the demons always
begging me to come out and playIt won't be long and down we fall
Cuz living a life insane kills us all
And I prey tonight on piece of mind
This vicious cycle's mineVicious cycles drag me in
Rise so high then fall again
Tumble like a ragdoll
Stumble through a brick wall
Humble me deliver the pain
Banging on the big door
Hanging on for one more
Maybe paranoid but I think I might be going insane
Down we fallIt won't be long and down we fall
Cuz living a life insane kills us all
And I prey tonight on peace of mind
This vicious cycle's mine
This vicious cycle's mine
This vicious cycle's mine

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In late 2004, Red Line Chemistry emerged and was immediately embraced by the masses and has since seen regular play on multiple radio stations throughout the Midwest. "Red Line Chemistry's 2006 debut album, Chemical High and a Hand Grenade, boasts professional production, crisp dual-guitar riffs and neo-grunge harmonies. Along with all its airwaves-baiting qualities, RLC has the look and the hooks to attract national interest!".

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