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Alice in Chains ~ I Can't Remember


Turn around you say 'scuse the 'tude but i haven't eaten today And my eyes are turning grey What's your name? I can't remember... i can't remember Bring me down you try Feel the pain and keep it all in till you die Without eyes you cannot cry Who's to blame? I can't remember... i can't... Remember identity, the visions in my mind from Screamin' at me And mama, mama, ooh...my angry brains of infancy Knocked down but i have enough hate to breathe Down your throat and steal your energy You took everything but my will to be Now the loss of your god won't make me bleed I am alive more free lyrics

Turn around you say
'scuse the 'tude but i haven't eaten today
And my eyes are turning grey
What's your name?

I can't remember... i can't remember

Bring me down you try
Feel the pain and keep it all in till you die
Without eyes you cannot cry
Who's to blame?

I can't remember... i can't...

Remember identity, the visions in my mind from
Screamin' at me
And mama, mama, ooh...my angry brains of infancy

Knocked down but i have enough hate to breathe
Down your throat and steal your energy
You took everything but my will to be
Now the loss of your god won't make me bleed

I am alive

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