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Luminescent
01:06
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Open Up Your Eyes
02:45
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You just need someone to lean on when you're down,
You're bringing everyone down.
You just need to find someone to love you,
But you don't even love yourself.
You say it lasts forever but you don't know how to tell time.
And you've got so much to see but you refuse to open up your eyes.
You wipe away your tear with everyone's concern,
I see all your happiness burn.
You wipe away the pain with one more pill,
Soon you'll be six feet under.
You say it lasts forever but you don't know how to tell time.
And you've got so much to see but you refuse to open up your eyes.
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Stable Jam
08:52
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4. |
Wasted Times
06:37
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I said sorry to you when you were feeling blue,
Even though I didn't do anything to make you feel that way.
I wanted the truth, for you to walk in my shoes,
and there's nothing I can do and you don't even want me to stay.
You left my life all in one single night,
and you knew it wasn't right but you don't even seem to care.
You wanted to find a place where you could hide,
and bury your past behind all your fear.
You wasted the time of your life,
You just wanted it to die,
Along with your best friend's life,
You'll never know what would've been, and what could've been was right.
Before you go and die,
I want you to know, you wasted the time of your life.
I waited for you to realize everything you do,
Is nothing more than a front so the world will accept you.
You told me those things,
Expect me to believe that everything you said to me wasn't true.
I made this wish that you would get rid of whatever it is inside of you that makes you not give a shit.
You wanted to find a place where you could hide,
and bury your past behind all your fear.
You wasted the time of your life,
You just wanted it to die,
Along with your best friend's life,
You'll never know what would've been, and what could've been was right.
I didn't know my own eyes.
You made me think I was blind,
To the love that was lost inside.
Now I'll never know what would've been, and what should've been was right.
Before you go and die,
I want you to know, you wasted the time of your life.
You run, you hide.
You wait to die, you waste all your time.
You wasted the time of your life,
You just wanted it to die,
Along with your best friend's life,
You'll never know what would've been, and what could've been was right.
I didn't know my own eyes.
You made me think I was blind,
To the love that was lost inside.
Now I'll never know what would've been, and what should've been was right.
Before you go and die,
I want you to know, you wasted the time our lives.
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Careless
03:20
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Don't hold back the way you're feeling.
Figure it out, before you're left behind.
Don't get lost.
Remember all you forgot.
You can't afford to be careless.
This is your chance,
To change everything.
It may take awhile, but don't stop trying now.
Once things have taken shape, only you can make the change.
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Dacota Muckey & The Trip Indianapolis, Indiana
Dacota Muckey & The Trip is a 3 piece from Indianapolis that consists of Dacota Muckey, Jake Huxford, and Riley Huxford.
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