Out of the blue
Bonafide
Response of the brain
Intense adrenaline flow
Flow
Out of control
Sudden jolt
Freezing in fear
Trauma road
Road
Traveling real
Pain is my pill
Ride it out if you can
Can
Dilation of eyes
Panic surprise
I've lost my pill now I'm numb
Down on my knees wanting to die
Mistaken beliefs of
Real life
Lifeprepare for the flight
Reward your misguide
Get off your knees time to hide
When everything in your life is good
Then it got bad
Would you hate me
So what am I supposed to do about it
I'm running insane
Colorful shapes
A vivid mistake
I've lost intake
Give my sore heart a new soul
Soul
Nerves play my role
I'm not whole
Give me the soul
Now I'll run
Sun
Running insane
Follow the pain
Mistaken beliefs of real life
Life
Prepare for the flight
Reward your misguide
Get off your knees time to fly
I won't be safe again
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