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Muscle Memory
03:07
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Take this spark,
We'll start a fire
Let it burn you down
Until you're ashes on the ground
Did you think that when you left,
Oh I would be a mess?
Your ego is getting old
Used up all your oxygen, gloating like you thought you'd win
Woke up somebody else,
You couldn't see
It's body image,
Mind over matter,
Muscle memory
You said
I never started a fire
So I burned you down
For all the times you shut me out
I hope sometimes that you can't sleep
Because you wonder about me
Your ego is getting old
Used up all your oxygen, gloating like you thought you'd win
You are ashes in the wind, and you end where I begin
Woke up somebody else,
You couldn't see
It's body image,
Mind over matter,
Muscle memory
Imagine me,
I'm not what I used to be
Your ego is getting old,
It's the reason that I'm this cold
So keep your mouth shut
Now I'll take back what's mine,
And leave you haunted
Woke up somebody else,
You couldn't see
It's body image,
Mind over matter
Woke up somebody else,
You couldn't see
It's body image,
Mind over matter,
Muscle memory
Imagine me,
I'm not what I used to be
(Your ego will keep you warm now everything we had is torn)
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Like Satellites Toronto, Ontario
Like Satellites is a Toronto based, female fronted alternative pop/rock band.
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Our friends in Carried Away have been writing and playing shows for several years, and their writing has only improved. They create a truly unique take on pop punk.
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