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Audioslave ~ Show Me How To Live


And with the early dawn Moving right along I couldn't buy an eyeful of sleep And in the aching night under satellites I was not received Built with stolen parts A telephone in my heart Someone get me a priest To put my mind to bed This ringing in my head Is this a cure or is this a disease (chorus) Nail in my head From my creator You gave me life Now show me how to live And in the after birth Of a quiet earth Let these things remind you You thought you made amends You better thing again Before my role defines you (chorus) Nail in my head From my creator You gave me life Now show me how to live And in your waiting hands I will land And roll out of my skin And in your final hours I will stand Ready to begin chorus more free lyrics

And with the early dawn
Moving right along
I couldn't buy an eyeful of sleep
And in the aching night under satellites
I was not received
Built with stolen parts
A telephone in my heart
Someone get me a priest
To put my mind to bed
This ringing in my head
Is this a cure or is this a disease

(chorus)
Nail in my head
From my creator
You gave me life
Now show me how to live

And in the after birth
Of a quiet earth
Let these things remind you
You thought you made amends
You better thing again
Before my role defines you

(chorus)
Nail in my head
From my creator
You gave me life
Now show me how to live

And in your waiting hands
I will land
And roll out of my skin
And in your final hours I will stand
Ready to begin

chorus

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