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Self Applause Lyrics

Have you ever noticed what a show we're putting on?
Singing our own praises, painting our old faces
The art of putting on airs in moments of despair
The act of strutting on stage with egotistic rage

A play of tragedy with self applause
Lost in the sound of it
Self applause
The curtain comes down with self applause

What is life when it's lived this way
It's just a masquerade
An empty shell, a living hell with self applause
Self applause
Here, with vanity aflame
At the height of self acclaim
A theatrical affair, the mimic rants and raves

A sad charade with self applause
Lost in the sound of it
Self applause
The curtain comes down with self applause

"Oh, look at me"
He cries out to the crowd
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But the audience is gone
He is standing all alone with self applause

Self applause
Lost in the sound of it
Self applause
The curtain comes down with self applause

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