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Changing Roles

from A Nightmare by People Like Us

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lyrics

We're taking these corners rather fast
The headlights shine the way and cut the path
We're out of control and there's no time
We're changing roles

A child dies alone, only a child
I have crossed the line every day
Every day I pray that we will see an end to these crimes
For the last time
Am I paying the price?
Incarcerated for mistakes I've made
I know mistakes are made but I can tell this wasn't an accident

Changing roles, I am the victim and his family
There's so much pain and so much grief
And in a heartbeat the heart can stop, doesn't make sense to me
Caught up in the mystery I can't believe it's happening again

And the killer always knows how good it feels to be alive

I'll drive all the way, I'll drive

Listen up son, you better show some remorse in front of the jury
The judge may show you mercy but I will take no prisoners
Because tonight my name is Justice

I have driven all the way out to the shore
The last thing I'll ever see is the ocean floor
I have dug my grave, now I must lie in it

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from A Nightmare, track released April 19, 2013
Contributions by Joe MacLeod

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people like us. Burlington, Ontario

A group of musicians and friends playing songs in their basements and bed rooms over the years has lead to the formation of People Like Us.

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