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Simply Searching
04:12
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I'd rather sit here alone with my mind than try to figure out
How to explain it to everybody trying to waste my time
Just so the situation stays calm just to ease everybody else's mind
But what about my own?
Why is it up to me to be reasonable
To people who aren't?
I never knew and nobody ever told me a thing
So what was I supposed to do?
Everywhere you look you see
Places mimicking faces people and things
But the solid ground you need is already below you
It's just waiting on you
You can search for years and find out you were searching for nothing
Or at least for something that was falling right out of your brain
There's so many mouths and minds to tell you otherwise
But you've got one that works just as well
Maybe you've got something different to tell?
I never knew and nobody else seemed to know much too
Really what did you expect someone to do?
You take a look around and you'll see
Brand new faces and places smiling back at me
Simply searching for ways to hold these feelings eternally
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Us (You, Me, We)
02:43
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I am you and you are me you see?
There's nothing more for you or me to be
So just take my hand and follow me
We'll go somewhere where there's more to see and there's more to be
If only we could say the words we mean
The day will rise and we will all be free
From the binds that we can't see
From the invisible barriers created between you and me
Why can't we all just be?
I am we and we are us you see?
This life is ours it was made for you and me
So why don't you take a closer look at every little thing you see?
It's worth a shot
It's written in the plot
Why not give it all you got?
If only we could speak the things we see
Our words will soon be echoed through the streets
And be engraved into history
Solving the mysteries from the unseen
That have constantly terrorized our dreams
So much so that we've forgotten how to be
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