1. |
The Temper Song
02:50
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I'm sorry that I said I'll always hate you
I'm sorry that I said I didn't care
I'm sorry that I said to ground me ten weeks
I'm sorry that I wished you dead
But when the rage comes I fly off track
Don't you calm me down, cause I'll just attack
And I shoot to kill but you keep on
coming back
I'm sorry that I was screaming out the window
I'm sorry that I slammed and broke the door
I'm sorry that I'm sorry that I used you as a napkin
I'm sorry that I bit your arm
I'm sorry but I tried to count to twenty
I'm sorry but I tried to hold my tongue
I'm sorry but my time out was a wind up
I'm sorry I'm not good enough
you keep on coming back
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2. |
Fight Fire With Fire
02:54
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Fight fire with fire
was your desire
but now you're getting older
but now you're getting colder
you'll never blow it up
(You can't play with fire.
Can't bring a child to a fire fight.)
You used to riot and occupy
but now you're getting older
Demand the whip hand should be banned
but now you're the controller
you'll never blow it up
You used to bruise and light the fuse
now you let it smolder
You used to have nothing to lose
now it's on your shoulders
next life, we'll choose fire
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