1. |
I'm The Monster
02:15
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You forget who you're talking to.
I'm five steps ahead of you.
What do you see when you turn out the light?
What keeps you awake at night?
I'm the monster
Under your bed.
I'm the monster
In your head.
They will say I don't exist.
You take aim and always miss.
You forget who you're talking to.
I'm ten times as big as you.
I can squash you like a bug.
Say goodbye to those you love.
I'm the monster
Under your bed.
I'm the monster
In your head.
You will scream and you will fight.
People often die of fright.
I'm the monster
Under your bed.
I'm the monster
In your head.
You can't make me go away
Til you see the break of day.
I'm the monster...
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2. |
My Special Girl
02:09
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My Special Girl
We've been together so long
You bring me joy
So I wrote you this song
I know you'll forgive
If the words come out wrong
Cause you're my special girl,
Oh yeah.
When I
First set eyes
On you
Something
Inside me
Knew
That it would be fine
To drop you a line
And maybe get to know you.
My Special Girl
I hope that it's clear
That I have loved you
Year after year
When you're away
I have to hide my tears
Cause you're my special girl,
Oh yeah.
You're my special girl,
Oh yeah!
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