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Push yourself, to be the best you can. Instead of being negative, extend a helping hand. I know what it's like to feel down on yourself nothing's working out for you (so) you take it out on someone else.
Take the time to free your mind and be more aware. Take the time to show someone else that you care. Take the time and try to show the world a new side. All of this could change if you would just take the time.
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Try Hard
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You grieve, for me? I don't know why. I know you care I know you try, but how you act around me? It's a fucking lie, you're a fucking lie.
Be real. Speak your mind. Believe in yourself and you won't have to hide.
Pull me up. If you can. But don't you walk to me and try to hold my hand unless you come prepared, unless you have a plan. Can't help feeling you are lying. Told you before just stop trying.
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Straight On View Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jim - Guitar
Chris - Guitar
Matt - Bass
Collin - Drums
Eliot - Vocals
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