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from Root Beer Floats by Rotary Dial
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lyrics
Did you want to get inside my head?
Yes, I heard every word you said
No, I never asked you to leave
I don't think I know what you believe
They ask to see much past your eyes
Are you afraid that they'll see your lies?
They're made of steel, you can't break them
They've got nowhere, you still can't take them
One more of the same
You've asked for the blame
One more of the same
Numbers for names
Oh why did you get built this way?
I know you've asked, I just can't say
I get it, we were meant for this
But it won't be the routine I miss
So, what can I do?
Can you tell who's who?
Who'll stay true to you?
Who'll be true to you?
One more of the same
You've asked for the blame
One more of the same
Numbers for names
Yes, I heard every word you said
No, I never asked you to leave
I don't think I know what you believe
They ask to see much past your eyes
Are you afraid that they'll see your lies?
They're made of steel, you can't break them
They've got nowhere, you still can't take them
One more of the same
You've asked for the blame
One more of the same
Numbers for names
Oh why did you get built this way?
I know you've asked, I just can't say
I get it, we were meant for this
But it won't be the routine I miss
So, what can I do?
Can you tell who's who?
Who'll stay true to you?
Who'll be true to you?
One more of the same
You've asked for the blame
One more of the same
Numbers for names
credits
from Root Beer Floats,
released September 10, 2014
license
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discography
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Jun 2017 -
Sep 2014 -
Sep 2013
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