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"S.I.N." is a track by Ozzy Osbourne, from the album No More Tears, released 17th September 1991. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Ozzy Osbourne.
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[Verse 1] A psycho driver twisted in my head Silence broken but there's nothing said I got a nightmare from a fantasy Will the voices ever set me free? [Chorus] I can hear 'em, I can hear 'em Someone wake me when it's over I can see 'em, I can see 'em I can see 'em over and over again [Verse 2] I saw it happening like déjà vu They tried to tell me but they couldn't get through In my head I hear the voices scream I need someone to tell me what it means [Chorus] I can hear 'em, I can hear 'em Someone wake me when it's over I can see 'em, I can see 'em I can see 'em over and over again [Bridge] Woah, who turned off the lights? Woah, a shadow in the night Woah, It wasn't meant to be I can't take this alone Don't leave me on my own tonight No, no, I can't make it alone Don't leave me on my own tonight, yeah [Verse 3] Shattered dreams lay next to broken glass I wonder if tonight will be my last I need an angel who can rescue me To save me from my mental symphony [Chorus] I can hear 'em, I can hear 'em Someone wake me when it's over I can see 'em, I can see 'em I can see 'em over and over again, yeah [Outro] Woah, who turned off the lights? Woah, shadows in the night Woah, It wasn't meant to be I can't take this alone Don't leave me on my own tonight No, no, I can't make it alone Don't leave me on my own tonight, yeah
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