Houdini

Album: Torches (2011)
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  • Rise above gonna start the war
    Whatcha want whatcha need whatcha come here for
    Well an eye for an eye and an F for fight
    Takin' me down as the prisoners riot

    Got shackles on my wings on tight
    Beggin' makin' compromise
    Fast enough it's hard to hide
    Sometimes I want to disappear

    When I feel good I'm playin' under warm distress
    Pass it up on a better day
    Well you got whatcha want you never knew
    Perfect gift from me to you

    Yeah, yeah, yeah

    Got shackles on my wings on tight
    Beggin' makin' compromise
    Fast enough it's hard to hide
    Sometimes I want to disappear

    (Raise up to your ability)
    You never knew what I could find
    What could come when we realize
    Don't no one want to compromise

    (Raise up to your ability)
    Yeah I'm scared but I'll disappear
    Runnin' around before I'll come with you
    Like he's someone who lost his way

    (Raise up to your ability)
    I know that you wanna
    'Cause it was easy to see
    Of my ability

    (Raise up to your ability)
    Yeah you're undecided
    Yeah so I can see it
    Yeah I'm gonna wipe your mind

    Focus on your ability
    Focus on your ability
    Now focus on your ability
    Focus on your ability

    Gain again what they want to steal
    Gain again what they want to steal
    Gonna gain again what they want to steal
    Gain again what they want to steal Writer/s: MARK FOSTER
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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