You like to sing the blues
I like to feel it
You listen to the news
but it's to rude for me
I try to close my eyes
but my heart is racing
chasing the places
I don't want to go

I try to slow down
Think about this situation
Your to young to have a *heart sacrifice attack
I know your lungs feel tiny for the air there breathing
They can do it, Come on
Look back
Look back

They haven't failed you for 24 years now
They haven't failed you ever before
They'll stretch as far as you will allow

Come on
breath deep
heading to the *door way

Don't be so serious
Don't panic
they like you just fine
Don't panic
I know it feels real
But it's all in your mind
Come on, tell your self
Don't
Panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic


They tried to give me
tiny pills in tiny bottles
I said no thanks,
I can do it on my own

Mother told me
Don't take sweets from strangers
But I think the rule applies
For chemicals

I wanna be free like the monks in the monasteries
I wanna be cool like the kids on tv
I wanna feel like the story in the book I'm reading

Doesn't have a thing at all to do with me
Doesn't have a thing at all to do with me

Don't be so serious
Don't panic
they like you just fine
Don't panic
I know it feels real
But it's all in your mind
Come on, tell your self
Don't
Panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic

Don't be so serious
Don't panic
they like you just fine
Don't panic
I know it feels real
But it's all in your mind
Come on, tell your self
Don't
Panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic

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    You like to sing the blues, I like to feel it You listen to the news but it’s too real for me I try to close my eyes, but my heart is racing Chasing me to places I don’t wanna go

    I try to slow down, think about the situation You’re too young to have a heart attack, a heart attack I know your lungs feel heavy for the air they’re breathing But they can do it, come on, look back, look back

    They haven’t failed you in 24 years now They haven’t failed you ever before They’ll stretch as wide as you will allow So come on, breath deep, head to the floor and

    CHORUS: Don’t be so serious Don’t panic They like you just fine Don’t panic I know it feels real But it’s all in your mind So come on, tell yourself Don’t panic, panic, panic…

    They tried to give me tiny pills in tiny bottles But I said, “No thanks, I can do it on my own” My mother told me, “Don’t take sweets from strangers” But I think the rule applies to chemicals

    I wanna be free like the monks in the monastery I wanna be cool like the kids on TV I wanna feel like the story in the book I’m reading Doesn’t have a thing at all to do with me Doesn’t have a thing at all to do with me

    CHORUS

    Don’t be so serious Don’t be so serious

    CHORUS

    mattyharmon May 27, 2011   Link

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