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Moment in Timing
03:16
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Okay so you'll find me
You'll find me standing here before you and you are looking back at me
There's no rules to guide us
There's no history behind us
But there's still some energy
And you move closer
Close enough that I can almost smell your breath
It's just a moment
A moment in timing
And now there's nothing left
Then when we burn it to the ground
We turn our backs and walk away
Then we burn it to the ground
Turn our backs and everything's ok
But you'll still find me
Find me sitting here before you and I feel like I'm being crushed beneath my own weight
It's okay
There's still timing and money and then placement and timing
The things that are in front of me and the ones I left behind me
It's not okay
That's when we burn it to the ground
We turn our backs and walk away
That's when we burn it to the ground
Turn our backs and walk away
That's when we burn it (It's gonna be okay)
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Never Satisfied
03:08
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You've never seen this soul sad
You've never watched me get out of bed
You've never understood how hard it was for me
You've never felt all of this empathy
And I, I was always trying
Yes I, I was always trying to see
You know that I'd never ask much of you
Just my existence is a thing to do
I only knew you for a moment in time
But I was fucked up and lost in your eyes
Lost in your eyes
There's this thing in your life
No your never going to be the one that's satisfied
You can try all you'd like
No you're never gonna be the one that's satisfied
Sacrificing your life all the things that you've tried
No you're never gonna be the one that's satisfied
Giving up all you'd like
All those things that you've tried
You know you're never gonna be the one that's satisfied
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