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6gig ~ Built For It


Need for more mode shift Slip in one more stick shift Pack your bags then burn the flag More or less the same black Pack your bags then burn the flag more or less the same black You shove it in and then you pull it out You lift the lid and watch it spill out. She was built for it We were made for this Used up another chance We seem the same but don't understand. I know you better that you think But i just won't think about it I watch you pack your bags and then run away pack your bags and then run away you run away. You shove it in and then you pull it out You lift the lid and watch it spill out. She was built for it We were made for this Used up another chance. We seem the same.... I'll stay here alone and pretend to be happy. more free lyrics

Need for more mode shift
Slip in one more stick shift
Pack your bags then burn the flag
More or less the same black
Pack your bags then burn the flag more or less the same black
You shove it in and then you pull it out
You lift the lid and watch it spill out.
She was built for it
We were made for this
Used up another chance
We seem the same but don't understand.
I know you better that you think
But i just won't think about it
I watch you pack your bags and then run away pack your bags and then run away you run away.
You shove it in and then you pull it out
You lift the lid and watch it spill out.
She was built for it
We were made for this
Used up another chance.
We seem the same....
I'll stay here alone and pretend to be happy.

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