Games
from Another Kind by The Reflexes
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lyrics
start the games, can't you hear the lion's roar?
fuel the flames but leave them wanting more
what's it for?
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
stop the blame, can't you see we've all been torn?
rearrange and redefine the norm
what's it for?
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
ten years from now, you'll never know
how friends have changed and how they've grown
i'm not afraid to let it show
take what you need then let it go
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
some nights are better than the days
i've won, i've lost so many games
fuel the flames but leave them wanting more
what's it for?
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
stop the blame, can't you see we've all been torn?
rearrange and redefine the norm
what's it for?
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
ten years from now, you'll never know
how friends have changed and how they've grown
i'm not afraid to let it show
take what you need then let it go
sometimes i burn so bright i break
and fall apart but that's okay
some nights are better than the days
i've won, i've lost so many games
credits
from Another Kind,
released November 4, 2014
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Nov 2014 -
Dec 2012 -
Jun 2012
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