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Prozac Nation (Tim Skold Mix) Lyrics by Left Spine Down

Voltage 2.3: Remixed & Revisited

2009

[Refrain]
It's never quite enough
There are far too many rules
I'll disconnect myself
I've severed all the ties
[Verse 1]
It's never quite enough
You're always just too much
There are far too many rules
And there's no room to move
I'll disconnect myself and fall
Right out of line
I've severed all the ties
And freed my mind from all that binds
[Pre-Chorus]
Far too busy flipping from station to station
Far too busy living in the Prozac Nation
Far too busy flipping from station to station
Far too busy living in the Prozac Nation
Far too busy flipping from station to station
Far too busy living in the Prozac Nation
Far too busy flipping from station to station
Far too busy living in the Prozac Nation
[Chorus 1]
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Just play the same old fucking song
And everything is A-O.K
[Verse 2]
Now dive in deep, die in your sleep
And try to keep your promised "king"
Rules of the weak, rules that we speak
Rule over me this slavery
Your leap of faith's a leap of fate
They leave mistakes for us to undo
Just dare to be, just dare to see
Just dare me please to unmask you
[Chorus 2]
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Just pop the same old fucking pill
And everything is A-O.K
[Refrain]
It's never quite enough
There are far too many rules
I'll disconnect myself
I've severed all the ties
[Bridge]
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
[Chorus 3]
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
You're all living in the Prozac Nation
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Everyday my radio
Tells me to go away
Just pop the same old fucking pill
And everything is A-O.K
Credits
Left Spine Down

Left Spine Down

About “Prozac Nation (Tim Skold Mix)” by Left Spine Down

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