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Blues Jam Lyrics by Rollins Band

The End of Silence

1992

They always pry
They always want to know why
And then they pull you in
And then you want to die
Oh! You burn
So deep inside
And life gets on top of you
And won't let go
Gets itself right on top of you
And won't let you go
Believe me when I tell you
Life will not break your heart
It'll crush it
You burn
You never felt so good
You never felt so well, understood
And then you open your heart right up
And say come on in
And that's when you start bleeding man
And the bleeding will never end
And life gets on top of you
And won't let go
Gets itself right on top of you
And won't let you go
Believe me when I tell you
Life will not break your heart
It'll crush it
You Burn
It never ends
You just keep burning
Heart smasher
Knives in your mind
(Repeat)
Alright
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Rollins Band

Rollins Band

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"Blues Jam" is credited to Rollins Band. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Blues Jam" appears on "The End of Silence" in 1992.

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