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"Attack" - 30 Seconds to Mars

Hey, I'm down for one more round as long as it's not complicated. Just give me some good french creamer with that coffee and let's go, friend. We can't handle more than that and the past knows too well what can happen in the future if we try. There's no surprises if we know what to expect: plenty of conversations, compilations and caffeine.

Lyrics:

I won't suffer, be broken, get tired, or wasted
Surrender to nothing, I'll give up what I
Started and stop this, from end to beginning
A new day is calling, and I am finalizing
Fight

Run away, run away, I'll attack
Run away, run away, go chase yourself
Run away, run away, now I'll attack
I'll attack, I'll, whoa

I would have kept you, forever, what we had to server
It ended for both of us, faster than a
Kill off this thinking, it's starting to sink in
I'm losing control now, and without you I can finally see
Fight

Run away, run away, I'll attack
Run away, run away, go chase yourself
Run away, run away, now I'll attack
I'll attack, I'll, whoa

Your promises, they look like lies
Your honesty, like a back that hides a knife(Knife)
I promise you (Promise you)
I promise you (Promise you)(Promise you)
And I am finally free

Run away, run away, I'll attack
Run away, run away, go chase yourself
Run away, run away, now I'll attack
I'll attack, I'll attack, I will attack

Run away, I will attack (I'll attack)
Run away, I will attack (I'll attack)
Run away, run away, I'll attack, I'll attack, I'll, whoa
(I'll attack)

Your promises (Promises, promises)
I promise you (Promise you)
I promise you (Promise you, promise you)


http://www.elyrics.net/read/0-9/30-seconds-to-mars-lyrics/attack-lyrics.html
http://theinterlude.com/2010/02/23/30-seconds-to-mars-return-to-us-for-north-american-tour/

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