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Fake
04:40
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A makeup session for the photo shoot
Custom tailoring and I can't lose
Skip the soundcheck taking time instead
To cover the bald spot on the top of my head
Stack the gear up to impress the kids
Or find me something to impress them with
Aircraft landing lights are what we need
Aimed at center stage, they still won't see
That I'm a Fake! And everything you see is for my own sake.
In private life I'm keeping to myself
Can't let my public think they know me too well
An answering service and a post office box
Don't want to be disturbed in case I get to the top
Watching interviews on MTV
Helps me develop my own manner of speech
Helps me decide what kind of things to say
When somebody asks me what I'm doing these days
Well, I'm a Fake!
In forty takes I got the chorus right
And no one hears the other thirty nine
I sampled the versed off a friend of mine
And he won't hear it till the show tonight
Cause I"m a Fake! And everything you hear is for my own sake
A Fake! And everything you hear is for my own sake
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Space
02:22
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I gave you space
You said it's not what you needed
But I can erase
The sound of your asking unheeded
To block out a sound
You seek others out
And I could go on
Forever and ever in this way
But if you're along
I'd better start watching what I say
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