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Alisha's Attic ~ Indestructible


(poole/martin/poole) Don't look no more Coz it'll only make your eyes sore Hey! check out your r.e.m's It's comforting the sanctuary that we have We argue sometimes and We fear we put the knife in too deep But even when madness heeds It's only gladness i keep inside Inside (chorus) Coz we are indestructible Yes we are And you are my lifeline and We are indestructible Yes we are Hey, hey, you can be wicked And you know i can be fickle sometimes too Y'know, maybe you're my better side And maybe you annoy me to the point Of where i'm holding this Gun against your head But i never said ¡°we have the same free spirit¡± Tell me will you cry? Don't cry (repeat chorus) Mmm, you take me as i am Mister ¨c there's a little red devil on my shoe And you always stay real strong You can take the rough with the smooth And i know that we forget what we mean to say Too proud sometimes But i guess we're only human Inside Inside (repeat chorus to fade) more free lyrics

(poole/martin/poole)

Don't look no more
Coz it'll only make your eyes sore
Hey! check out your r.e.m's
It's comforting the sanctuary that we have

We argue sometimes and
We fear we put the knife in too deep
But even when madness heeds
It's only gladness i keep inside
Inside

(chorus)
Coz we are indestructible
Yes we are
And you are my lifeline and
We are indestructible
Yes we are

Hey, hey, you can be wicked
And you know i can be fickle sometimes too
Y'know, maybe you're my better side
And maybe you annoy me to the point
Of where i'm holding this
Gun against your head
But i never said
¡°we have the same free spirit¡±
Tell me will you cry?
Don't cry
(repeat chorus)

Mmm, you take me as i am
Mister ¨c there's a little red devil on my shoe
And you always stay real strong
You can take the rough with the smooth
And i know that we forget what we mean to say
Too proud sometimes
But i guess we're only human
Inside
Inside
(repeat chorus to fade)

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