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02:25
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It’s almost as if things both good and bad interact in the world, it’s all about how you view it. She sees a sad disappointing day while I see the blue sky and the hope to one day make a change. And it seems to her that the carousel we call life never stops spinning.
Anxiety fills my head
I need to get some rest
Blood pressure is peaking
I'm filling up my chest
And everyone's so full of it
Everyone's so full of shit
Everyone needs to get out of here right now
Cause I'm freaking out
She said go wherever
Your heart takes you
I'm trying so hard
It's not leading me to you
But you know that I'll never quit
And everyone's so full of shit
It's not over now, I'm not giving up but I'm freaking out
Pick my brain now
Tell me what is wrong
Why can't I now
Make a choice on my own?
And I know
And you know
That I’m freaking out
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Greg Hill Buffalo, New York
Indie bedroom pop/rock in Upstate NY.
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