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Look at all the people in the water
Sun comes out they lose their senses
Through the crowded corridors of summer
From my window, I call out to you
With the hope that I'll get through
When you say you hear me
I'm not sure you really do
Look at all the people in the water
Sunkissed friends so soft and smiling
Couldn't ever treat you like a stranger
Even though their stares still cut right through
Like a knife inside of you
Like a broken feeling
Everybody wants to be a star
But no one really has that much to say
They always want to tell you where they are
But really just get in each other's way
And even at the end of all of this
It's just another cycle misconstrued
I'm not sure it's really true.
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Unremarkable Things
03:38
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It rained for forty days and nights
You were too tired to enjoy the weekend
You finally got your money right
Excited to see your boyfriend
I don't know why everyone talks over you when you speak
I can't understand why you are surrounded by such unremarkable things
You see a different kind of light
One that assumes a darkness
You finally got your medication right
I'll follow you back to that condemned house
But I don't know why everybody likes you so much
I can't understand why everybody fawns when you say unremarkable things.
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