The greatest let down leaves
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(A taste in my mouth, taste in my mouth)
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A blind and blank routine
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(We¡¯re waiting it out, waiting it out)
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They¡¯re wearing me out with their hand-me-down lines
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(The small town weather, small town weather)
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The ordinary sound of the ordinary mind
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(Been living here forever, living here forever)
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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I can feel mine
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Inch by inch we find
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(We¡¯re never satisfied, never satisfied)
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We¡¯re leaving it behind
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(The doubts grow inside, doubts grow inside)
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We burn ourselves out just to calm ourselves down
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(A space to recover, space to recover)
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A little escape from the weight of this town
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(Leave to find another, leave to find another)
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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I can feel mine
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And we'll sacrifice, for the opposites
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Cause there must be more and we know it
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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(And we'll sacrifice, for the opposites)
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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(Cause there must be more than we know there is)
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We¡¯ve heard it all ten thousand times
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(And we'll sacrifice, for the opposites)
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Can you feel your heart sink? I can feel mine
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(Cause there must be more and we know it)
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And we know it
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And we know it
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Heartsink
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| Blood Red Shoes |
