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Beck ~ Outcome


Seventeen years in the city Static clinging to the ceiling Never did i think it would come to this (outcome is different than i expected) Never did i think it would come to this (outcome is different than i expected) Bright cops and cheerleaders Eyebrows painted on their heads A mouthfull of rotting cavities Drinking coca-cola in the street Never did i think it would come to this (outcome is different than i expected) Never did i think it would come to this (outcome is different than i expected) Shot in the leg Shot in the leg My leg is a bone Nobody home My hand is a wire The skies are fire The drums are beating Pistols and jeans Left for dead Left for dead Left for dead Dead as a fly more free lyrics

Seventeen years in the city
Static clinging to the ceiling
Never did i think it would come to this
(outcome is different than i expected)
Never did i think it would come to this
(outcome is different than i expected)

Bright cops and cheerleaders
Eyebrows painted on their heads
A mouthfull of rotting cavities
Drinking coca-cola in the street

Never did i think it would come to this
(outcome is different than i expected)
Never did i think it would come to this
(outcome is different than i expected)

Shot in the leg
Shot in the leg
My leg is a bone
Nobody home
My hand is a wire
The skies are fire
The drums are beating
Pistols and jeans
Left for dead
Left for dead
Left for dead
Dead as a fly

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