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Weatherman
02:44
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Weatherman
What good's hindsight when all you see clearly is misery
If you could see what I see you'd never want to leave
I'm a turned eye, a blind side with no one but myself and I
I'm cold and jaded and I'd give anything to be the one who's hated
Carry on, carry on
One day you'll be back and I'll be gone
Carry on, carry on
One day you'll be back
And I try, but what good's being right when no ones on your side
And the dark clouds overhead have gotten so dark you could hide
And I hope for overcast, I'm hoping that this rain will pass
But only I can change the forecast
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Consistent Letdown
02:10
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Floating on. This tunnel has no light
This sky has no life, hold me tight
Hold me with cold, hold me til my bones corrode
Hold me til I'm old
You're so consistent
Consistently never there
Consistently let me down
Hold me with darkness, warm me with pain
I'm the idiot who waited, you are the one who never came
I floated down stream, never questioned a thing
Nights do crazy things when the phone just rings and rings
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Sterling Florida
I write music and I'll play it for you anytime, me@mynameissterling.com
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