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Arrest Me

Release date: 6th June 2005

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"Arrest Me" is a track by MxPx, from the album Panic, released 6th June 2005. Full lyrics are available below.

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Lyrics

Arrest Me

I feel like I'm lost and there's no going back

To the place where I know I belong

I've changed through the years like we all knew we would

And now wonder if this change has been good

Falling faster all the time, stepping further passed that line

If all the air has left the room, slowly sinking in this tomb

Arrest me, control me, don't act like you don't know me

Stepping out or stepping in, ready to begin again

Saw the wake yet there's a haze over my eyes

This will be a hard one to disguise

I start the day in focus, but it ends up blurred

Like a Romesque language, I can't read a word

Falling faster all the time, stepping further passed that line

If all the air has left the room, slowly sinking in this tomb

Arrest me, control me, don't act like you don't know me

Stepping out or stepping in, ready to begin again

And I'll be your patient, a product of environment

Truth can be so hard to see when the heart and mind is warm and free

I feel like I'm lost and there's no going back

To the place where I know I belong

I've changed through the years like we all knew we would

And now wonder if this change has been good

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From Panic

2005
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MxPx
6th June 2005
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2005
  1. —Broken Heart's Disease
  2. —Cold Streets
  3. —The Darkest Places
  4. —Get Me Out
  5. —Emotional Anarchist
  6. —Grey Skies Turn Blue
  7. —Call In Sick
  8. —Arrest Me
  9. —The Story
  10. —Kicking And Screaming
  11. —This Weekend
  12. —Late Again
  13. —Waiting For The World To End
  14. —Young And Depressed
  15. —Heard That Sound
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