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The Boat Song
03:25
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This song is about how life gets easier when you realize everyone else's life can suck just as much as yours.
Bases loaded. I’m reminded
Of the time we all decided
To just give up. Throw the towel
Maybe I was just a coward
Hard to see it. See the future
When you concede to being a loser
But it doesn’t. Have to feel lame
If you try to see everyone’s the same
So when you try to make sense of it
Why your world seems so full of shit
Just keep in mind, just take a note
We are all in the same fucking boat!
We are all in the same fucking boat!
Feel like crying. Feel like dying.
Who’s to say that you’re not trying
But just hold on now. Hold the damn phone
Do you really think that you are alone?
-Chorus-
It’s easy to say you are alone in this
It’s easier to see that’s just bullshit
Acoustic RockpunkDemo
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I'm Nobody
04:08
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This song is about how Im too lazy to change but not lazy enough to complain about it
My foresight was never the clearest/in growing up ive never had a plan/took the path of least resistance/never built nothing with my own hands/
oh no
now I'm stuck here away from it all and I wonder how far i can fall into this pit carried away/into this life I'm carried away
i am a victim of patterns/im scared to let the seasons change/you'll go off and drink with new people/and realize that I've never changed
oh no
now I'm stuck here away from it all and i wonder how far i can fall in this pit i am carried away/in this life I'm carried away
I'm carried awaaaaaayyyyyy
IM CARRIEEEDDD AWWWAAAAYYYYYY
I'm carried away
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