Welcome To My Nightmare

Album: Welcome To My Nightmare (1975)
Charted: 45
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  • Welcome to my nightmare
    I think you're gonna like it
    I think you're gonna feel you belong
    A nocturnal vacation
    A necessary sedation
    You wanna feel at home 'cause you belong

    Welcome to my nightmare, whoa-whoa-oh

    Welcome to my breakdown
    I hope I didn't scare you
    That's just the way we are when we come down
    We sweat and laugh and scream here
    'Cause life is just a dream here
    You know inside you feel right at home here

    You're welcome to my nightmare, yeah

    Welcome to my nightmare
    I think you're gonna like it
    I think you're gonna feel you belong
    We sweat and laugh and scream here
    'Cause life is just a dream here
    You know inside you feel right at home here

    Welcome to my nightmare, ooh-ooh-ooh
    Welcome to my breakdown

    Yeah Writer/s: Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Spirit Music Group, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Stukka63 from St.augustine,fla.This is the type show you have to be trippin, I mean a lot of gold dolphin.
    Change your whole outlook on life.
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