(puerta-pack)
You come alive at quarter to three
You make haste for a taste
In the parking lot of misery
So down it goes, and up goes your need
So youre fine for the time.
But youre on the line, not in between
What can this stuff do to me?
Apothecary, some more of the same today
Fills that need
Youre late again for chemistry class
You were up in the lab
With your chemical head in a flask
The truth is though, your mind is a mess
Youve just taken a dose
Now youre comatose in pandoras chest
How could I do this to me?
Apothecary, oh please, wheres the antidote?
For me
Looking for ways you can let it out
Sleep in the days, for tonight youll roam about
Pull all the stops; you begin to shout
Lifes a big dream and you sleep
till you come out
Come out
Fill my need,
Apothecary
Fill my need,
Apothecary
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