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Asia ~ Suspicion


Where were you yesterday? I called you up No one answered The phone rings now All the time I pick it up No one answers I know it seems like i just can't go ahead Sometimes it's like holding a gun to my head I get the green light but i'm still seeing red Something i can't stand Suspicion Suspicion In the park, yesterday I saw a face that spelled danger A friendly smile, a worried look I mistook for a stranger I keep on fighting and i know i can't win Something's biting me i'll never give in Coming back to me again and again The message in my hand Suspicion Suspicion Eating away at me, it won't let go Suspicion is following, everywhere i go He walks before me, he's someone that i don't know Suspicion Suspicion Where were you yesterday? Where will you be tomorrow? more free lyrics

Where were you yesterday?
I called you up
No one answered

The phone rings now
All the time
I pick it up
No one answers

I know it seems like i just can't go ahead
Sometimes it's like holding a gun to my head
I get the green light but i'm still seeing red
Something i can't stand

Suspicion
Suspicion

In the park, yesterday
I saw a face that spelled danger
A friendly smile, a worried look
I mistook for a stranger

I keep on fighting and i know i can't win
Something's biting me i'll never give in
Coming back to me again and again
The message in my hand

Suspicion
Suspicion

Eating away at me, it won't let go
Suspicion is following, everywhere i go
He walks before me, he's someone that i don't know

Suspicion
Suspicion

Where were you yesterday?
Where will you be tomorrow?

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