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Mushroomhead ~ Fear Held Dear


Listen Listen To Me Listen Listen To Me Listen You Left Your Mark Like A Handprint In Wet Cement To Make Sure These Regrets I Won't Forget You Tried To Divide Dissect Me Of My Pride But I Refuse To Fold Into Your Arms Media's' Ventriloquist Anglo Saxon Evangelist I Find It So Ridiculous The Fears That We Hold Dear Listen Listen Please Won't You Listen Anybody Won't You Listen To The Things That We Hold Dear. more free lyrics

Listen
Listen To Me
Listen
Listen To Me
Listen

You Left Your Mark
Like A Handprint In Wet Cement
To Make Sure These Regrets I Won't Forget
You Tried To Divide
Dissect Me Of My Pride
But I Refuse To Fold Into Your Arms
Media's' Ventriloquist
Anglo Saxon Evangelist
I Find It So Ridiculous
The Fears That We Hold Dear

Listen
Listen Please Won't You Listen
Anybody
Won't You Listen To The Things That We Hold Dear.

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