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Audio Adrenaline ~ Don't Censor Me


Pop bang boom pow Kill somebody and you take a bow Naughty (words), naughty (words) Mouth full of potty (words) You stretch and you flex And you swin your s.e.x. I try to talk about g.o.d. Why you wanna censor me? Pre-chorus I'm the salt of the earth The city on a hill My light's twice as bright I'm gonna show you something real Chorus So don't (don't), don't (don't), don't (don't) Don't censor me We scream we shout We just wanna let it out No fuss and no cuss You still try to censor us Only one word shakes the earth Only one word holds the worth One word g.o.d. Why you wanna censor me? Repeat pre-chorus Repeat chorus Bridge Don't censor me You can't shut me up! So don't even try! Repeat pre-chorus Repeat chorus more free lyrics

Pop bang boom pow
Kill somebody and you take a bow
Naughty (words), naughty (words)
Mouth full of potty (words)

You stretch and you flex
And you swin your s.e.x.
I try to talk about g.o.d.
Why you wanna censor me?

Pre-chorus
I'm the salt of the earth
The city on a hill
My light's twice as bright
I'm gonna show you something real

Chorus
So don't (don't), don't (don't), don't (don't)
Don't censor me

We scream we shout
We just wanna let it out
No fuss and no cuss
You still try to censor us
Only one word shakes the earth
Only one word holds the worth
One word g.o.d.
Why you wanna censor me?

Repeat pre-chorus

Repeat chorus

Bridge
Don't censor me
You can't shut me up!
So don't even try!

Repeat pre-chorus

Repeat chorus

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