Press the green flag and enjoy. Lyrics: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place Make that money, fake that bunny, ache my tummy On the fence, all the time Paid junk honey, your face so sunny, ain't that funny? All my friends always lie to me I know they're thinking You're too mean, I don't like you **** you, anyway You make me wanna scream at the top of my lungs It hurts but, I won't fight you You ****, anyway You make me want to die, right when I When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might end up being me (being me, being me) Keep on dreaming, don't stop breathing, fight those demons Sell your soul, not your whole self Oh, if they see it when you're sleeping, make them leave it And I can't even see if there's hope there anymore, so You're too mean, I don't like you **** you, anyway You make me wanna scream at the top of my lungs It hurts but, I won't fight you You ****, anyway You make me want to die, right when I When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might end up being me (being me, being me) Being me can only mean feeling scared to breathe If you leave me, then I'll be afraid of everything That makes me anxious, gives me patience Calms me down, lets me face this, let me sleep And when I wake up, let me be When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might take my place When I wake up, I'm afraid Somebody else might end up being me (being me, being me)
Song: Afraid By: The Neighbourhood Picture: Annie Leonhart
