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Shiny Bright Lies
03:18
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It seems to me
That if you could help it
You wouldn't
Make such a big deal
Outta everything
You don't lift a finger
To make change
Pretend you're helping
Acknowledged is your contribution, but at this time
We're not accepting shiny bright lies
Rejected is your content meant to trap the minds
Of those who can't see through it
Can we agree
That there's too much talking
To think straight
About what sounds real
We need a little space
So that we can filter
Out sounds
'Cause not all are welcome
You can't fool me
I'm not buying
What you're selling
What I need I find it
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2. |
You Are Here
02:48
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Think I'm running out of time
Even though the day is long
How ya doing? I'm fine.
Break the silence with a song
Why you seem so far away?
Can't hear anything you're saying
I make you repeat everything
Just doesn't resonate the same
Waiting, waiting
Check my feelings
Hoping answers
Happen to me
If I could be anything
I'd be a piece of everything
Being one-dimensional
Is a myth we keep perpetuating
Been waking up earlier
Trying to watch the times change
Staring down the same roads
Hours that I've thrown away
Vivid pictures in my mind
Of places I will never find
Fleeting moments I create
Weakening my mental state
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Sunchoke Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
All natural, free-range post-punk
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