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Moving
02:23
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alone in a garden / one that can't be breached / a land where no one hears me / where the devil can't seem to reach / a wind is approaching / testing my love for you
it continues to fail / but nostalgia makes it heaven once my mind creates the veil / letting go of the trail / feels good to derail / the wind in my sail / there's nothing keeping me
outsiders claim they bring good news / but once it's known, the mind tries to prove / in a battle of will, what is real and what's lie / it cannot move
it cannot move
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Outlooks
03:07
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nothing happened, nothing happened / we ended up fine / but you sure know how to draw a line
a standoff of judgment / made the difference between / dead and alive / there's tension I can't describe / I'm not on your side / I'm not on your side / but I'm wrong as well / I'm not the man I'm trying to sell
when I mean well / I'm just breaking you down / I won't be around / but this is everyone / what's brittle will break / there are no amends I can make / there are no amends I can physically make
I take and I take / there are no amends I can make / I take and I take / there are no amends I can make
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Forward
05:00
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build, don't destroy / design my own joy / take all of me / live to release / I go back and forth every week
take, take all of me / what's a life that's just living to breathe? / a religious draw to an unhindered past / moving forward but taken aback / and I'm scared, scared to be useful / but I crave your approval / I suppose I'm overthinking again
while I search for value in you / I devalue myself / eternity is an awful thing to put on the shelf / I've got to learn when to turn my back
if I want you to be the center of my life
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