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Radiohead ~ Inside My Head


What do you want from me now you got me? Now my fingers bleed, now they stare at me I'm a coward now, I hold my peace Now you tie me up to your feather bed And I twist and turn in a chinese burn You won't let go, you won't let go You're inside my head Inside my head What do you want from me now you got me? Now my energy you suck from me And I'm holding on for dear life Quit smothering me, quit laughing at me I've got a disease, an English disease It will not go, it will not go You're inside my head Inside my head Whatever you put in that syringe Whatever you really said to him He's sitting there inside of me And you bother me, you possess me You're there again, ahead of me And I won't let go, I won't let go You're inside my head Inside my head Inside my head Inside my head more free lyrics

What do you want from me now you got me?
Now my fingers bleed, now they stare at me
I'm a coward now, I hold my peace
Now you tie me up to your feather bed
And I twist and turn in a chinese burn
You won't let go, you won't let go

You're inside my head
Inside my head

What do you want from me now you got me?
Now my energy you suck from me
And I'm holding on for dear life
Quit smothering me, quit laughing at me
I've got a disease, an English disease
It will not go, it will not go

You're inside my head
Inside my head

Whatever you put in that syringe
Whatever you really said to him
He's sitting there inside of me
And you bother me, you possess me
You're there again, ahead of me
And I won't let go, I won't let go

You're inside my head
Inside my head
Inside my head
Inside my head

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