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Live ~ Heropsychodreamer


I'll kill you in my dreams I turn the other cheek during the day I'll kill you all The subculture of my dreams is waiting for me to fall asleep I know you're scared, you should be I know you're scared Hero Dreamer This attic of my mind These feelings I can't hide, I can't share I feel alone, ah yeah The subconscious keeps me here I fell in love with a balladeer I saw your tongue, it licked my heart They called you queer Hero Dreamer Hero They called you queer They called you queer They called you queer They called you queer more free lyrics

I'll kill you in my dreams
I turn the other cheek during the day
I'll kill you all

The subculture of my dreams is waiting for me to fall asleep
I know you're scared, you should be
I know you're scared

Hero
Dreamer

This attic of my mind
These feelings I can't hide, I can't share
I feel alone, ah yeah
The subconscious keeps me here
I fell in love with a balladeer
I saw your tongue, it licked my heart
They called you queer

Hero
Dreamer
Hero

They called you queer
They called you queer
They called you queer
They called you queer

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