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Bis ~ Cinema Says


I know what it's like to be martyred for the cause I watch television, i've seen everything The cinema says that my life will be alright I'll watch the end credits, learn the words and sing Look in the mirror, got no reflection, It's for my own protection (i've got the soundtrack in my head, And i believe what the cinema says) The cinema says that my life will be alright I watch television, i know everything There's only one sure thing in my 90 minutes You make me a mix tape, i'll be your friend I'm thinking too much to think positively Blame joy division or the drum and bass trend Look in the mirror, got no reflection It's for my own protection I got the soundtrack in my head And i believe what the cinema says Yeah, i sleep deeper in my bed 'cos i believe what the cinema says The miserables, they just pretend That they believe what the cinema says And i'm happy 'cos i've got a friend I still believe what the cinema says more free lyrics

I know what it's like to be martyred for the cause
I watch television, i've seen everything
The cinema says that my life will be alright
I'll watch the end credits, learn the words and sing
Look in the mirror, got no reflection,
It's for my own protection
(i've got the soundtrack in my head,
And i believe what the cinema says)

The cinema says that my life will be alright
I watch television, i know everything
There's only one sure thing in my 90 minutes
You make me a mix tape, i'll be your friend
I'm thinking too much to think positively
Blame joy division or the drum and bass trend
Look in the mirror, got no reflection
It's for my own protection

I got the soundtrack in my head
And i believe what the cinema says
Yeah, i sleep deeper in my bed
'cos i believe what the cinema says

The miserables, they just pretend
That they believe what the cinema says
And i'm happy 'cos i've got a friend
I still believe what the cinema says

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