Is there really anyone there
Fall on deaf ears all of my prayers
The mother of nothing
The mother of sin
The father of decadence within us
A brother of suffering inside
Why cant you look at me now
I hope you like what youve done to me
Drown in your misery
We need something new you made up
When you give up its never enough
Or this could be the day we rise
Uneased by the thought of me
Only through your suffering
Will you learn to forget
I wonder why who will survive
When we try
With their life
Mushroomhead - 12 Hundred Lyrics
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Is there really anyone there
Fall on deaf ears all of my prayers
The mother of nothing
The mother of sin
The father of decadence within us
A brother of suffering inside
Why cant you look at me now
I hope you like what youve done to me
Drown in your misery
We need something new you made up
When you give up its never enough
Or this could be the day we rise
Uneased by the thought of me
Only through your suffering
Will you learn to forget
I wonder why who will survive
When we try
With their life
Fall on deaf ears all of my prayers
The mother of nothing
The mother of sin
The father of decadence within us
A brother of suffering inside
Why cant you look at me now
I hope you like what youve done to me
Drown in your misery
We need something new you made up
When you give up its never enough
Or this could be the day we rise
Uneased by the thought of me
Only through your suffering
Will you learn to forget
I wonder why who will survive
When we try
With their life
Writer: DAVID JAMES FELTON, JEFFERY L. HETRICK, JOHN F. KILCOYNE, RICK THOMAS, STEVE FELTON, THOMAS SCHMITZ, WAYLON REAVIS
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Performed By: Mushroomhead
Written by: DAVID JAMES FELTON, JEFFERY L. HETRICK, JOHN F. KILCOYNE, RICK THOMAS, STEVE FELTON, THOMAS SCHMITZ, WAYLON REAVIS