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Armor for Sleep ~ Being Your Walls


Pull your arms up around your knees And hide out inside your room Pretend you can't feel at all Just realize that I know how you feel now If all i am is distraction for you then i can't complain that you can't feel something for me Take all you can find in me Can you think back to when things worked When dreams were the days you lived When you never cried alone Just realize that I know how you feel now If all i am is distraction for you then i can't complain that you can't feel something for me Take all you can find in me I know how (know how) You feel now (you feel now) If all i am is distraction for you, then i can't complain that you can't feel something for me Take all you can find in me more free lyrics

Pull your arms up around your knees
And hide out inside your room
Pretend you can't feel at all

Just realize that I know how you feel now

If all i am is distraction for you
then i can't complain that you can't feel something for me
Take all you can find in me

Can you think back to when things worked
When dreams were the days you lived
When you never cried alone

Just realize that I know how you feel now

If all i am is distraction for you then i can't complain
that you can't feel something for me
Take all you can find in me

I know how (know how)
You feel now (you feel now)

If all i am is distraction for you,
then i can't complain that you can't feel something for me
Take all you can find in me

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