It's never easy to let it all go
Fail to see through it all
Confrontation it's hard to belong
Your words are slightly absurd

You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own
You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own

It's hard to let go of something so good
With your condition at all
It leaves you looking, looking so fine
Always sleeping so fine

You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own
You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own

Cause you've got a list
That everybody wants to be on
Cause you've got a love
Why's it taking so long?

Cause you've got it all
Built with unbreakable parts
Cause if you should fall
We'll buy another and just restart

Cause you were born to rid this world of all the things that we've done
We tend to forget that we're all involved we're all jsut around shooting guns
You never wanted to complete this life so you phoned a couple of friends
We tend to forget that we're all involved, we're all just around shooting guns

You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own
You hang around, calm yourself down
Well I've sunk a few of my own

Cause you were born to rid this world of all the things that we've done
We tend to forget that we're all involved we're all just around shooting guns
You never wanted to complete this life so you phoned a couple good friends
We tend to forget that we're all involved, we're all just around shooting guns


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