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Ok, so everyone's here,
I see you back there
and i feel your love.
oh no, my head will explode
the show must go on
like they say, you know.

Will you be there tonight,
can i count on you now
can you gather your friends and family
its easy to find,
with the posters outside
go there and then you will find me.
Nothing's going on tonight,
you might as well be there,
everything will be alright
I want you there with me
OK, so everyone's here
I see you back there
and i feel your love.
Oh no, my head will explode
like they say, you know.
Hard for you to see,
come closer to me
and i know that you will love what's coming
get out from the shade, feel the love or the hate
You can punish me don't you worry.
If i cross he line again,
tell it to my face
And if i do it one more time,
you can smash it in.
Ok, so everyone's here,
I see you back there
and i feel your love.
Oh no, my head will explode the show must go on
like they say, you know.
Ok, so everyone's gone,
they turned on the lights
and they're cleaning up

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from Army of Invisible Men, released January 4, 2011

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