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Mid-West Traveler
02:17
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2. |
Peal
03:25
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3. |
My Less Than Three
01:43
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4. |
My Problem With Problems
02:36
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Verse 1
Silently screaming in my head,
Doesn’t make sense you said
Louder than anything that you hear
Everything’s now clear
Shattering pieces of my heart
I’m not ready to take part
Simple feelings are so weak
Situation bleak
Chorus
The pressure’s too much and you’re falling apart
Try to give up don’t know where to start
All you can do is stand right there where you are
Verse 2
Running faster in my mind
I don’t really have the time
Faster than anything that you see
I’m alone and lonely
Calling out misunderstood
I can’t truly do this good
All the musing got to quit
Find myself unfit
Chorus (x3)
The pressure’s too much and you’re falling apart
Try to give up don’t know where to start
All you can do is stand right there where you are
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