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Sevendust ~ Wired


Lock my door, close my blinds I wanna be by myself What's that thing you put in your nose? Can I have some? I see you do this everyday I hope you don't blow yourself away Are you feelin' real good Wired (Wired, do you) Wired (Wired, do it alone) Oh the room is getting dark Oh I hope my heart don't stop Do you really give a damn? Do you even understand? What's that mean The hour lashes drainin thin Where have you been? I know it makes you feel real good Wired (Wired, do you) Wired (Wired, do it alone) Are you wired my child? You live you life it's your world Seein' things you never knew One day it'll get you Are you? Lock my door, close my blinds I wanna be by myself, by myself What's that thing you put in your nose? Are you gonna do it by yourself I feel like I'm closing in I hope my life will never end I know it makes you feel real good Wired (Wired, do you) Wired (Wired, do it alone) Wired x4 more free lyrics

Lock my door, close my blinds
I wanna be by myself
What's that thing you put in your nose?
Can I have some?

I see you do this everyday
I hope you don't blow yourself away
Are you feelin' real good

Wired
(Wired, do you)
Wired
(Wired, do it alone)

Oh the room is getting dark
Oh I hope my heart don't stop
Do you really give a damn?
Do you even understand?
What's that mean

The hour lashes drainin thin
Where have you been?
I know it makes you feel real good

Wired
(Wired, do you)
Wired
(Wired, do it alone)

Are you wired my child?
You live you life it's your world
Seein' things you never knew
One day it'll get you

Are you?

Lock my door, close my blinds
I wanna be by myself, by myself
What's that thing you put in your nose?
Are you gonna do it by yourself

I feel like I'm closing in
I hope my life will never end
I know it makes you feel real good

Wired
(Wired, do you)
Wired
(Wired, do it alone)

Wired x4

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