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every song i write is the same
i'm an honest man who makes his own pain
trying so hard to tell everyone how i feel and explain
pavement, madness, and you
trying to understand
and by god i wish that you could
i figured out that nobody stops loving who they loved

you caught desire and i caught the flu
drowns in my eyes
the coal piling up and i never knew
it wasn't enough
but who can blame a girl for jumping off a sinking ship?
if you were drowning who forged the news?

words don't say enough
i want you to see this too
i'm begging of you
i tell it to go
i tell it to spread it's colors
i point but i don't know its name
trying to let this go
you can't change what you don't control
i figured out that nobody will ever know me

(the light that's burning away makes me feel so alone
i've been here so long, so does that make it home?
the darkness makes me wonder how much left there is to give to you)

love is the only way to heal it's own break-in/until i learn to stop and end this agony i asked for
turn out the lights
i'm coming home

da da da da
doesn't matter
it's all the same
say what you mean
and take breaths in between

don't have to be my enemy
don't be my enemy
or my one and only, lonely.

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from Catching Up To The Past, released May 6, 2017

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