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Garbage ~ Medication


i don't need an education,i learnt all i need from you they've got me on some medication my point of balance was askew it keeps my temperature for rising my blood is pumping trough my veins, somebody get me out of here i'm tearing at myself nobody gives a damn about me or anybody else please don't call me self defending you know it cuts me to the bone and it's really not surprising i hold a force i can't contain somebody get me out of here i'm tearing at myself nobody gives a damn about me or anybody else and still you call me co-dependent somehow you lay the blame on me and still you call me co-dependent somehow you lay the blame of me somebody gets me out of here i'm tearing at myself i've got to make a point these days to extricate myself somehow you lay the blame on me...... more free lyrics

i don't need an education,i learnt all i need from you
they've got me on some medication
my point of balance was askew
it keeps my temperature for rising
my blood is pumping trough my veins,
somebody get me out of here
i'm tearing at myself
nobody gives a damn about me or anybody else
please don't call me self defending
you know it cuts me to the bone
and it's really not surprising
i hold a force i can't contain
somebody get me out of here
i'm tearing at myself
nobody gives a damn about me or anybody else
and still you call me co-dependent
somehow you lay the blame on me
and still you call me co-dependent
somehow you lay the blame of me
somebody gets me out of here
i'm tearing at myself
i've got to make a point these days
to extricate myself
somehow you lay the blame on me......

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