1. |
Track One
02:56
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I noticed
You standing there
I tried to
But I couldn’t bare
To lay witness
To all of your crimes
I know that
I got out in time
You know me
All to damn well
I’ve tried too hard
To break up the spell
Close my eyes
Let me find the truth
All I’ll find is
Myself in you
I’ll hold
Myself accountable
This pressure
Make me full
Of life and
Everything I had
I’ll check out
From my head
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2. |
Lose My Mind
04:34
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I’ve tried
Breathing in and out
A million
Times
Still I find
Something happens
And I
Lose my mind
You remind
Me that everything
Will be
Alright
But I’ll try
Taking steps so
I can
Recognize
I’ve been running
From my problems
I can’t help but
Feel so helpless
You’ve been running
From your problems
You can’t help but
Feel so helpless
I’ve been running
From my problems
I can’t help but
Feel so helpless
You’ve been running
From your problems
You can’t help but
Feel so helpless
Some days
I just sit and wonder
How I’m
The same
I’ve prayed
To every god that I can
Call their
Name
You say
Take every moment as it
Comes your
Way
I say
Leaving now would just heal
So much
Pain
I’ve been running
From my problems
I can’t help but
Feel so helpless
You’ve been running
From your problems
You can’t help but
Feel so helpless
I’ve been running
From my problems
I can’t help but
Feel so helpless
You’ve been running
From your problems
You can’t help but
Feel so helpless
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Commonplace Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey
Dan, Antuan, Matt and Desi
South Jersey dream pop
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