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Bad Religion ~ Skyscraper


Come let us make bricks and burn them hard We'll build a city with a tower for the world and climb so we can reach anything at all Build me up, Tear me down like a skyscraper Build me up, then tear down These joining Walls So they can't climb at all I know why you tore it down that day You throught, if you got caught we'd all go away Like a spoiled little baby who can't come out to play You had your revenge Build me up, tears me down like a skyscraper Build me up, then tear down these joining walls So they can't climb at all more free lyrics

Come let us make bricks
and burn them hard
We'll build a city
with a tower for the world
and climb so we can reach
anything at all
Build me up, Tear me down
like a skyscraper
Build me up, then tear down
These joining Walls
So they can't climb at all
I know why you tore it down that day
You throught, if you got caught
we'd all go away
Like a spoiled little baby
who can't come out to play
You had your revenge
Build me up, tears me down
like a skyscraper
Build me up, then tear down
these joining walls
So they can't climb at all

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