We Need Medicine

Album: We Need Medicine (2013)
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  • We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    To get us to the end of time

    My soul's on fire, but my heart she's made of stone
    I'd be a good man if only my wicked thoughts were known
    I don't believe in nothing that isn't shown
    I'm not the kind of man you take back home

    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    To get us to the end of time

    I won't be happy 'til I don't have a friend
    I just can't convince myself of what I'll never comprehend
    I'm not a sinner, I confess at the end
    But don't trust a single word I say

    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    To get us to the end of time

    I cry your tears while all my friends stand in line
    I've seen no injustice in that broken-hearted victory sign
    If I was them I would be no friend of mine
    I laugh when the walls come crashing down

    Well you could buy me for a handful of dust
    But I'm so cheap that gypsies only deal with me when they must
    I'm only happy when the gold turns to rust
    It's the kind of thing that makes my day

    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    We need medicine and we need it now
    To get us to the end of time
    To get us to the end of time
    To get us to the end of time
    To get us to the end of time Writer/s: John Lawler
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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