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Milk is Cool
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Wish I could take back my unrealistic thoughts of us. Remove myself from your reality. But what’s the point of trying when you seem like this? I’m just dead weight. I sell myself short. Now I’m way overdue, and you’re someone I could keep around. You’re outspoken and carefree, living your life in revelry. I’m such a joke, it’s all I see, so how could I expect you to be into me? I’m just so done with expectations. They’re wearing me thin and there is a plethora of problems that I think you could help me solve regarding my inward ways, and introverted tendencies that I’ve obtained while living in this shell, all while you were more than I could live up to. Insecurity, and things that you shouldn’t be; life just sucks so curse it off with profanity. So I will write this song to get my point across. Would you even pay attention? Maybe you are, and I’m just wrong.
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I’m getting older, my emotions seem to disagree. They’re seemingly destructive, and uselessly hating. I’m clueless now, down and out. I haven’t slept like this in a long time. I haven’t slept this much in a long time, but hey, I’ll be okay. I’m spending all my nights taking walks after dark, thinking things will get better from here. It’s just a cold accusation, a dead resolution, I’m walking down 6th East, my realization's that I could try to stay optimistic, but you know I’m not consistent. So now I’ll stay inside, I’m feeling worn out, lock my words and curse it all out. My current state is a reflection of my pain. I haven’t been this sad in a long time. I talk myself to sleep at night but hey, it’s not like you care about me, or anything at all in this town. i can’t say that I blame you, ‘cause I hate it here just like you too.
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Second Anchor Line Provo, Utah
Nic on Guitar, Tai on Bass, Rick on drums
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