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Gimme A Reason

from Save Yourself by Terrible Timing

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Being free is not cheap
And your freedom is not real
Time stretches on forever now
it seems impossible to kill
And now it seems that your absence
Has become sickness
And now I'm feeling ill
And since your never coming back.
It seems this illness that I got
Can never ever be healed

SO HAPPY TO BE ANGRY
I FEEL SO CONFUSED
ANXIOUS, AND PARANOID LATELY
I'M GETTING PLEASURE FROM ABUSE

JUST GIMME A REASON
NEVERMIND I REALLY DON'T NEED ONE

Lately I been feeling like I got no time
And even when I do
I just waste it
By being alone and getting wasted
And now it seems them days are over
I tried it your way
now i'll do it my way
I don't wanna be sober

SO HAPPY TO BE ANGRY
I FEEL SO CONFUSED
ANXIOUS, AND PARANOID LATELY
I'M GETTING PLEASURE FROM ABUSE

JUST GIMME A REASON
NEVERMIND I REALLY DON'T NEED ONE

ON the brink of self destruction
Oh yeah, I guess you could link it to drugs
Massive potential reduction
The only cure seems to counter-act love
It seems I've had enough

Hard to let go even though
My hands were tired
My finger tips inside my fists
I stood beneath the fire

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from Save Yourself, released February 7, 2015
Tym O'laughlin, Chris Frankel, Barry Krippene & Buddy Love.

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Terrible Timing is: Vocals - Tym O'Laughlin, Guitar - Chris Frankel, Bass - Barry Krippene & Drums - Buddy Love.

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