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Bang on a table
02:12
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I hate that I'm able to get this way.
Some people wear it well but everyone here can tell what it does to me.
If you're gonna do it wrong better not to do it at all
but nothing takes you out of it like family.
I picked up his guitar, that was a step too far for uncle joe
and I was twelve years old.
I wonder if he sold it when he bought his boat.
And bang on a table I hate that you're unable to feel this way.
And you better keep it right if you're going to get along
but it comes easier to you than it does to me.
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Don't hope
03:04
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It's what you did before you learned to keep the score but now you're not so sure.
but I don't need reminding.
The tape keeps on rewinding, it's overplayed.
Don't hope, the fear, the things that keep you here
they were not built that way, not then and not today
the joke is clear, pretend like you can't hear
you were not built that way, not then and not today
Whole new philosophy
Rework geometry
Change up biography
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See you soon
02:50
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It comes down to maybe three or two moments to choose from when someone asks "How was your day? What did you do?"
Spent it in a daydream about you, the song you loved. You think before you say "What are you talking about, Jake?"
You turn and look at the camera and say "thank you, good night. See you real soon. Yes, it was night. Alright, well drive safe."
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Heal
03:12
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If this is healing I can't wait to get sick
Holding pattern as I loosen my grip
If this is feeling well I'd rather be sick
You gave a word, you made a plan
a grain of salt within the sand
and all the ways it hurts to understand
this feeling that is making us sick, etc
Making lemons out of misery
Clean your room and find twelve ways to breathe
Common sense that you can take or leave
I don't believe it
And as the routes got re-arranged
we traveled light, we kept it strange
but we could never feel for good ol' days
you can't just make believe this dream away
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