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you stand in the street waiting for your confidence It's all in your mind, the dankness and the fight wish you'd have stayed silent and in the right it broke you apart and you suddenly became a sore sight All men to their battle stations we've got ourselves a little situation despite our most elaborate walls constructed to keep it out Doubt has found a loop hole and stole what it's all about I tried to drink the pride of an innocent that died that night you gave up your independence And now you're aggravated by anything that shines Well I can carry you till the end of this gravel road leading to our humble abode But you've got to invent a new way to travel something that your footsteps won't unravel solid ground seems impossible until your pace is slowed and sometimes I wish it didn't ever show We drank the pride of the innocence that prematurely died with hopes of losing our crooked stride but with incredible gravity our atmosphere was denied
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 8:11 AM UTC
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you stand in the street waiting for your confidence It's all in your mind, the dankness and the fight wish you'd have stayed silent and in the right it broke you apart and you suddenly became a sore sight All men to their battle stations we've got ourselves a little situation despite our most elaborate walls constructed to keep it out Doubt has found a loop hole and stole what it's all about I tried to drink the pride of an innocent that died that night you gave up your independence And now you're aggravated by anything that shines Well I can carry you till the end of this gravel road leading to our humble abode But you've got to invent a new way to travel something that your footsteps won't unravel solid ground seems impossible until your pace is slowed and sometimes I wish it didn't ever show We drank the pride of the innocence that prematurely died with hopes of losing our crooked stride but with incredible gravity our atmosphere was denied
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 8:11 AM UTC
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