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Paper Mache
04:16
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Guess I've been fraying at the edges
More often than I care to admit
All the vices, wasted nights spent
Wasting time
And I've been making a list
Off all the things I know I've missed
Still I'm striving for nothing tonight
Locked inside
And I don't know why
But the walls of this rut are steep
And your words cut deep
It could be worse, couldn't it
Work it all out, could it be anything that I had in my head
You've been pointing out my progress
I know I have a tendency to forget
All the steps I've made in my life
Since I was spending most nights drinking alone
Yeah I fucked up
I was caught up in a caustic flame
I had to get away
I'm paper mache
It could be worse, couldn't it
Work it all out, could it be anything that I had in my head
But the truth is, it's irrelevant
The steps we missed
The stacks of could have beens
They sit in the shadows of our progress
It's progress
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