OK
from American Legends by OK Glass
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lyrics
Believe me when I say I'm OK
You'll make me say it again but I'll never relent
Believe me when I say I'm OK
Don't stop me when I fall on my sword
Don't stop me when I fall on my sword
If you need someone to blame I can give you my name
Don't stop me when I fall on my sword
You wouldn't be so impatient
if you could see it's requisite
to say the things I have to every day
Believe me when I say I'm OK
Believe me when I say I'm OK
Believe me when I say I'm OK
You'll make me say it again but I'll never relent
Believe me when I say I'm OK
Don't rouse me when I'm closing my eyes
Don't rouse me when I'm closing my eyes
I just need a trepan to bleed some pressure
Don't rouse me when I'm closing my eyes
You wouldn't be so impatient
if you could see it's requisite
to say the things I have to every day
Believe me when I say that I'm tireless
In fact, there's lemniscates in my DNA
Believe me when I say I'm OK
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