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Scream It Out
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Here I am take my restless heart
Do you think it's fair
Do you even care
Now I know I would do it all again
Here I am I'm the only one
Look into my eyes
I will sacrifice
And do you know I would do it all again
Now it's time for you to take a stand
Now it's time so let me hear you scream out
Yeah! Come on and scream it out, scream it out
Yeah! Don't you wanna bleed it out come on scream it out with me
Come on and bleed it out just scream it out
Wake me up in a world of fear
Take another shot
show me what you got
Make a wish now the devil's on your side
Kill the lights run away with me
we're trying to escape
the world that we create
Now I know we can do it all tonight
Now it's time for you to take a stand
Now it's time so let me hear you scream out
Yeah! Come on and scream it out, scream it out
Yeah! Don't you wanna bleed it out come on scream it out with me
come on and bleed it out just scream it out
Just scream it out with me
Misery loves company I'm holding on to memories
I'm destined to be on my knees
The needle and the damage done
Yeah! Come on and scream it out, scream it out
Yeah! Don't you wanna bleed it out come on scream it out with me
come on and bleed it out just scream it out with me
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