1. |
racing
01:50
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making all the hours pass
and thinking of how they won’t last
it’s in the nature of this game
to be confused and feel so lame
I taste the mistake in my mouth
but I can’t seem to spit it out
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2. |
the grind
02:50
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3. |
clear signs
01:44
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I’ll put up with it if you don’t mind
sorry for letting you control my mind
I’ll ignore each and every bad time
just pretend they weren’t all clear signs
make it magically become right
I thought about the misery last night
fuelled the fire and let it burn bright
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4. |
leave
02:52
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i‘m on the same road
going in again
I just have to get out
get out once again
i can see
it’s going nowhere
what’s best for me
is just to leave
starting over
isn’t that bad
just listen to you talk
you’re always so sad
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5. |
the panic
02:12
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6. |
observations
02:31
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all the friends sit down
and look around
one of them is loud
stands out from the crowd
they talk about their friends
who are not there
they listen to each other
and act like they care
it was
so nice we did this
we should
do this real soon
I think
next week I’m busy
but I’ll
let you know soon
what have you been up to?
a bro asks his bud
just chillin really
the bud responds
then he says yo check it
and a girl walks by
next they talk some business
that’s why they’re there
a guy and a girl
sit at a table
neither of them look
like they want to be there
he just keeps on talking
does it look like she cares
then they both stand up
and it’s time to go
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