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Placebo ~ Holocaust


Your eyes are almost dead can't get out of bed And you can't sleep You're sitting down to dress and you're a mess You look in the mirror You look in your eyes Then you realize Everybody goes leaving those who fall behind Everybody goes as far as they can They don't just care They stood on the stairs Laughing at your airs Your mother's dead She said "Don't be afraid" Your mother's dead You're on your own She's in her bed Everybody goes Leaving those Who fall behind Everybody goes As far as they can They don't just care You're a wasted face you're a sad-eyed lie You're a holocaust more free lyrics

Your eyes are almost dead
can't get out of bed
And you can't sleep

You're sitting down to dress
and you're a mess
You look in the mirror

You look in your eyes
Then you realize

Everybody goes
leaving those
who fall behind

Everybody goes
as far as they can
They don't just care

They stood on the stairs
Laughing at your airs

Your mother's dead
She said
"Don't be afraid"

Your mother's dead
You're on your own
She's in her bed

Everybody goes
Leaving those
Who fall behind

Everybody goes
As far as they can
They don't just care

You're a wasted face
you're a sad-eyed lie
You're a holocaust

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