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Psycho
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I don’t wanna be a conman
I don’t wanna be a loose cannon
All my years are spent talking to myself
Or with the Holy Ghost
I don’t wanna know what it takes
To lose control of what I know
I don’t wanna see the facts behind the mystery
They’re all too scary for me
I might be a lunatic, oh
But I’d never leave your side
I might be a psycho, I know
But I’d never run and hide
I might be a lunatic, oh
But I’d never leave your side
I might be a psycho, I know
But I’d never run and hide
I hold myself accountable
For everything the Lord tells me to do
I make sure I won’t do anything
That I’d regret someday
I might be a lunatic, oh
But I’d never leave your side
I might be a psycho, I know
But I’d never run and hide
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