Glitter And Trauma

Biffy Clyro

diamonds, glitter and trauma 
tears with an unfriendly atmosphere 
will make our night 
it'll make tonight 

your potential is underused 
your skin will break into jigsaw shaped pieces of meat 
you fall apart 

you can save them all 
i believe that you can 
even though 
you never listen 
you never listen 

you are human.. strobe 
you are the human strobe 
we are like lightening surrounded 
you are the human strobe 

slaughtered moments and useless tales 
encourage others to take the blame 
i love you when you're not around 

you can save them all 
i believe that you can 
even though 
you never listen 
you never listen 

lets take aim 
but you're looking the other way 
the right target 
she's looking the other way 
there's no wreckage 
i'll help you to do it right 
tonight.. we'll make it ours 

you are human.. strobe 
you are the human strobe 
we are like lightening surrounded 
you are the human strobe 

lets take aim 
ill help you to do it right 
tonight we'll make it ours 

you are human.. strobe 
you are the human strobe 
we are like lightening surrounded 
you are the human strobe 

FEAAAAAAAARRSSSS 
GLTTTTTTTTTTTTERRRR 
FEAAAAAAAARRSSSS 
GLTTTTTTTTTTTTERRRR 
FEAAAAAAAARRSSSS 
GLTTTTTTTTTTTTERRRR 
FEAAAAAAAARRSSSS 
GLTTTTTTTTTTTTERRRR 

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