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The Times
00:55
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Another pill and an open mind
They said it would help me,
But now it’s not.
The days start to blur and I’m concerned
That the chip on my shoulder will start to burn.
Is it just death, my only answer,
That keeps me going, only so much faster?
I just miss the nights that we laughed at nothing,
Finally my heart was feeling something.
I don’t want to let go of your hand,
If only you could understand,
My emotions are not my own,
And every time we argue my fire grows.
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Brim
02:29
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If I could pick moments that haunt us,
And erase them all one by one,
Regret for all I've done.
Resentment is progress,
I’m closer to healing.
I’m just a human being.
If I can still grow,
if I can still change,
I won’t doubt myself.
Don’t fear your thoughts,
Or the person you might not become.
Just have faith.
This isn’t about our love.
It’s about being above.
And my bad attitude.
Struggles that don’t fade away into nothing.
It’s all anxiety that eats at the best parts of me.
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Scott Calvin Tucson, Arizona
Scott Calvin is an Arizona based music project by Adrian Marshall, former member of bands 2nd Grade Hi Five, Disasterisk, and No Such Anything.
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