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My God, how did I end up back here?
When I thought I'd left it up for the "forget-me-nots"
This town can suck the very marrow from your bones
and I would rather not deal with this alone
The Sticks and Stones of words then said have long since died
But the scars I bear are more than plainly there
The trick they say is to move on
Application then, takes so much more
In roads you leave behind
There is no consolation
Reminiscing, bear in mind
Provides no motivation
To live here and now
Stuck here, we might as well take what we can
For we could go tonight or the next, and if we die, we die
Toast my good fortune to be here in this pit
And upturn your glasses for the head and the spit
In roads you leave behind
There is no consolation
Reminiscing, bear in mind,
Provides no motivation
To live here and now
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Scenery
03:47
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Oh my own love, I've hit down
Beneath the crags and cracks I've found
The only way to be free
Is to release my self-deprecating energy
I split my head open wide
Left behind to sort the things inside
Reconciling this and that
Cannot restore what was once before all the things we swore we would die for
Out of breath and out of mind
The only path I know to find
Amidst this dreary backdrop of people dying
In this scenery, beautiful scenery, it always brings me down
All you've loved and all you were
All the joys you've had and pain you've bore
The superficial and imperative
Drives that make you human speak for it
There is no need for shame, I love you all the same
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