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I'm sorry I didn't go to yr party
I had a prior engagement
that I meant not to break
I'm gonna follow thru on the
things that I say I'm gonna do
I've been late or maybe just didn't
show up enough times that enough
is enough
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and i'm so scared of being here
scared i'll fall to my death
one day i'll give these fears a rest
but for now they're going to stay
i don't mind as much with you next to me
12 hour drives and 12 hour flights
all the road maps and signs
telling us we've arrived
i want to go places with you i wanna go
each day see something new
each day taste something new
till it makes us more than we once were
i want to go places with you i wanna go
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Disseriph - House
03:11
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I'm good at packing up my stuff
I know what to keep and what's
just junk every time I move I seem
to lose a little bit of something I
didn't use I don't want where I lay
my head to be home I want stability
a permanent address moving every two
years is really for the birds it's
getting old and frankly so am I
I want a place of our own
I want an old house that's made
of stone you can't see from
the road
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you show up late, an hour or two
there's no excuse that they won't
see through so you punish them while smiling
to keep the make up from running down
your chin you just need to get
through the night one step at a time
then you wake up in the middle
of the night you can't get back to
the dream you had so you picture it
in your head but it's not enough
to get back you just need to get
through the night one step at a time
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Not Rock is a record label collective formed in 2000 by John Fisher and James Theesfeld. Operating out of Morris county it is directed by band members and associates committed to MUSIC and DIY ethics.
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