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Cleansing
03:35
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Not So Clear
04:22
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Calculating all of the ways you can fall
Living life knowing there’s nothing at all
you can do about how you’re gonna get there
I’ve watched the world move from your point of view
A long draining chase that leaves yourself running in place
I’ve never felt these pulses in my body they are racing
I’m looking in your eyes and I see myself retracing
How I ended up to be so fortunate and fine
Surrounded by knowledge and love all the time
I try to write down thoughts of doubt and regret
Cause all I’ve sang about is a life filled with debt
And endless lines all about how to figure out
a way to suppress all the doubts
So I’ve been trying to find my own words to live by
I’ve spent this time just looking at the sky
Seeing shades of blue and I’m feeling it too
that the portrait we paint’s not a permanent view
I’ve spent a lot of time trying to find myself a high
a way to be able to simplify
all these lingering memories of complexity
But now I’ve never felt these pulses in my body they are racing
I’m looking in your eyes and I see myself retracing
How I ended up to be so fortunate and fine
Surrounded by knowledge and love all the time
I’m looking for some metaphors, a way to show what I live for
how can I describe these inconsistencies I feel?
I mostly see a brighter way, I believe that it’s okay
to feel content
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