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Insinuate
03:52
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You can only push much as far as kindness will allow
keep pushing and you'll see how far good nature will last
we've been here before but you seem to ignore
the fact that you're testing my patience every step of the way
I've grown real tired at the fact that you twist and manipulate everything that I say
You always insinuate
that everything has to be your way
There's a reason why I never call back when you think I missed the phone
If you think I like being your doormat then I'd rather be left alone
it doesn't matter about the politics, the way you'll never understand or get it
save your breath and put this friendship to rest
it's all for the best
I won't be upset
let's just find peace of mind
I'm not surprised at the lack of character
or is it more in character for you to act this way
we've been here before but you seem to ignore
the fact that you use everyone around you
I'm only needed or have significance to you're life
at your convience
I left home because of this
and now I feel the disconnect
everything would have been fine
if you kept your opinions out of mine
but even when you're wrong
you always have to be right
you need to let it go
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Naive
03:14
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you're asking about me again
I hear the cheap talk of a small town
keep my name out of your mouth
I swore I'd never play any of these games
it's one big routine
I'm caught in the cycle again
nothing ever changes
and nothing ever will
I'll keep moving forward, and give you time to heal
stuck in the same place
still wondering aimlessly
trying to figure out how the hell I got here
sick of complacency
this doesn't make make sense to me
Running in circles and away from the point
Dah dah dah x3
Dah dah dah dah dah
run away from the point again
countless nights you screamed at me
until my ears bled and I still didn't understand
this time actions spoke louder than words
because I finally got the point the day you left
Practice what you preach
and just say what you mean
if it meant that much to you fight to get it back
If you come back you back this time I'll believe you said
we'll keep moving forward and back
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3. |
End of Summer
04:10
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Just keep those thoughts to yourself
I never needed your advice in the first place
look at where that got me now
empty handed hanging on to broken promises
If life is what you make it
then why am I always breaking down
there has to be i'm not seeing
If this is how you make it
then why am I chasing clouds
there has to be more to this
second chances don't come so easily
that's why you much find what's best for you
Over and over again you will find out everyone will fail you
Over and over again you will find out life will kick you when you are down
I don't feel sorry the way I feel
you did what was best for you
and I did the same
Don't feel sorry for me
I think I am better now than I ever was
this is a good change
and I will look from outside in
gain perspective and learn from every mistakes I've made
and take this time I was given
to grow, to learn and figure out where I went wrong
Woooooh
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Square Up Valdosta, Georgia
We're just 5 guys who couldn't make it in metal bands and grew up on pop punk...so it sounded like a good
idea
Hit us up and let us play for you and we will make fun things happen
Members:
Bobby Stratton-vocals
Kolin Madison-vocals/guitar
Chris Gleason-vocals Bass
DJ Danky Dave Tison-guirar
Gavin Livermore-Drums
... more
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