1. |
Dread
04:06
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hanging by the slightest thread
floating in the wind
i am not here, nor am i there
slipping down into a daze
my hands upon the walls
of this small life I choose to live
it takes more than i have to go all the way back
there's no slack in the rope
so i dread the coming day
and push it away
unlike before when i adored you
guided by the books i've read
onto a bloody field
the battle was here, but now it's gone there
climbing up into a dream
my head inside the clouds
above this small life I look down upon
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2. |
Giving Up
04:10
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what's the use in trying to feel
when cares will only complicate the deal
you thought you'd ride away
to be among the brave
buy you're stuck inside the past
you're flag was at half mast
you follow in your fathers footsteps as a failure
but do you fail if you never dreamt of getting better
a fight that's never won
a nation comes undone
and what was bought and sold
was never yours to hold
the billboards say you have a chance at being happy
but you know better than to think you're business saavy
and on the highway
you're nervous and afraid
cause you're there when the sun
gives up for everyone
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