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Alice in Chains ~ Swing On This


Mother said come home Father said come home Sisters said come home So my friends said come home I said Let me be, I'm alright Can't you see, I'm just fine Little skinny, okay I'm asleep anyway Then I heard a voice Said 'Son you have a choice' I then slapped my face Let me be, I'm okay I'm awake anyway It's too bright over there I can shift, cannot steer So I drive them away For a while, then I stay Now I have to go home Do as, when in Rome Let me be, I'm alright Can't you see I'm just fine Little skinny, okay I'm asleep anyway Let me be, I'm okay I'm awake anyway more free lyrics

Mother said come home
Father said come home
Sisters said come home
So my friends said come home

I said

Let me be, I'm alright
Can't you see, I'm just fine
Little skinny, okay
I'm asleep anyway

Then I heard a voice
Said 'Son you have a choice'
I then slapped my face

Let me be, I'm okay
I'm awake anyway
It's too bright over there
I can shift, cannot steer
So I drive them away
For a while, then I stay

Now I have to go home
Do as, when in Rome

Let me be, I'm alright
Can't you see I'm just fine
Little skinny, okay
I'm asleep anyway
Let me be, I'm okay
I'm awake anyway

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