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Bullies Lyrics by The Bridgeheads

Foreigners

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He would like to get his life back
They salt his open sores
Kids from town let's stop the bullies
He's no longer what he was
He will watch the collapse of their regime from afar
He will feel no hate as they feel no fear, no love
And all the lies were covered up with lies
They would say something about her
It would become a running joke
A way to look good in front of the others
Her shyness made it even worse
And she will watch the collapse of their regime from afar
She will feel no hate as they feel no fear, no love
And all the marked attacked as darkness fell
I will watch the collapse of your regime from afar
I will feel no hate as you feel no fear, no love

About “Bullies” by The Bridgeheads

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"Bullies" appears on "Foreigners".

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