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You don’t know
What the world holds for you
When you go
Out and hold on to
Another heart
And you fall apart
At the seams
You don’t show
The hurt you hold inside
When you go
Out and swallow your pride
And so your heart
Stuck at the start
With your dreams
Far away you’ll run
Off into the setting sun
The wind at your back
And your head full of broken dreams
You don’t lie
About your spotty past
It won’t fly
The secrets never last
In your heart
So don’t start
That shit now
You don’t cry
About your lot in life
Humble pie
Another rusted knife
In your heart
Torn apart
Take a bow
Far away you’ll run
Off into the setting sun
The wind at your back
And your head full of broken dreams
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AG Y’all - This is War!
02:41
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Wrap yourself tight in the flag but we can see right through
Talk is cheap, right now the finger pointing right at you
Comparing insurrection to a visit to the park
Gaslighting and infighting, it’s time to light the spark
This is war, this is the pinnacle
This is for, our survival
Ain't no time for reading bylines
Standing on the sidelines
Remember what we're fighting for...
This is War!
Why do we accept this from the leaders in our clan?
Why do we expect a different outcome from this stupid plan?
Time for revolution, time for better days
Time for you to step aside or get buried in the blaze
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Criss cross, coin toss
No time to sit tight
Great heights, searchlights
aims left and hits right
Noise off, path locked
I thought you’d come to play
Eyes wide, shell-shocked
Something you want to say?
So say it
the sonics of boom from the back of the room
But you block it all out in silence
A step and a swing, you’re not missing a thing
while the edges explode in violence
It all comes down to this
To jump, not jump
Nothing but speed bumps
Heart race, stone face
Set your own airspace
Noise off, path locked
I thought you’d come to play
Eyes wide, shell-shocked
Something you want to say?
So say it
the sonics of boom from the back of the room
But you block it all out in silence
A step and a swing, you’re not missing a thing
while the edges explode in violence
It all comes down to this
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v1:
You can sit around and wait for something to happen
Sit around, let the muse do all the work
Find a good spot on the floor to take a nap on
Just be aware you might wake up with some dirt
ch:
Take your time in the sun
Next thing you know you're having fun
Don't always be on the run, just take a break
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You can sit around and wait, something will happen
Don't worry 'bout the next move you will make
v2:
You can sit around and let the song come to you
Shut out the lights, let the melodies roll
Grab a glass of wine, it might work some voodoo
Accept the fact, some things you can't control
ch:
Take some time in the dark
Or a walk in the park
If it looks a little stark, just go away
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You can sit around, the song will come to you
Don't worry 'bout the next thing you will say
-- harmonica --
ch:
Take some time for yourself
It's good for your health
Don't worry about your wealth, that's just a sham
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Just sit around and let the world come to you
Just let yourself be part of the plan
Just let yourself be part of the plan
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The Cafe Demarchelier
Sometimes I fly away
Sometimes I stand in place
Some days I go astray
Some days I’m here to stay
And I look at your face
through the smoke and the haze at
the Cafe Demarchelier
And I can’t find my way
to get back to those days
At the Cafe Demarchelier
the Cafe Demarchelier
There lies a vacant lot
in the space that time forgot
Where we used to run and play
In a world we use to prey
As time had it’s day
We fell out of grace
At the Cafe Demarchelier
And I can’t find my way
to get back to those days
the Cafe Demarchelier
the Cafe Demarchelier
Where do you go
when the sun goes down
Where do you go
in this worn out town
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