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I hear what they're saying, loud and clear
Friends and family, planting the seed

No matter what the skeptics tell me, I know I'm not the same person that I had been once before
(all the struggle and the pain)
And when you look me in the eyes, I hope you realize that you just lost only person you should have never left behind

The seeds seem to blossom, fester, and grow

You're heart was my home, and when I needed you the most I was thrown out to the cold
So now we're onto better things, and the underlying irony is that you were never right for me
The greatest thing about memories are that eventually they won't mean a thing when you're able to be set free

Put your thoughts first, lock all those other thoughts away
Don't care what others have to say

No matter what the skeptics tell me, I know I'm not the same person that I had been once before
(all the struggle and the pain)
And when you look me in the eyes, I hope you realize that you just lost only person you should have never left behind

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from Self​-​Titled, track released August 2, 2013
Produced by The Lives to Come and Jay Maas.
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Jay Maas in Haverhill, MA.

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