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All this space and I am bored
I've got all this time to do nothing
The TV tells me to smile, so I fake it, so I lie!
But it feels like I never intended this moment
To bring you back to life

I saw skies and I survived
To break through!
All the empty times in my life
Open eyes and arms spread wide
I'll break through!
I'll awake and I'll be fine

I've made my bets, I'm out of line
I've paid my dues, and I feel just fine!
I'm twenty years down the road,
And yet it feels like I've just been born!
They say life's but a dream, and as rash as it seems
I'll give in...to you tonight

And I look her straight in the eyes
I'll bare my soul, my life, my skies, my pride
In my dreams, she's never too far to be alone
I'd escape, but I'll wait
Bide my time, hesitate
Until I...can show her my love!

Sometimes I feel mundane
Lonely, lost and in pain
Some days I want to die
And leave this whole world behind
But I couldn't do that to you
I couldn't do that to you
Life's too short to regret
I'll live my life...to the end.

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Started on Oct 19, finished around a day and a half later thanks to no sleep involved.

Thanks for listening, and a special thanks for reading all the way to the bottom here.

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from BAD MUSIC FOR DUMB PEOPLE, released September 19, 2014
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