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That's How It Goes
04:35
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'That's How It Goes'
She plants her face on a computer screen
She's always stuck, yeah, lost in a dream
Fantasizing favorite movie scenes, and
Living through the silly books she reads
It's a curse, no, she's so rehearsed, she goes,
"Nobody gets what's important to me"
Oh nobody gets what's "important" to her
It was a Friday, no it was a Thursday
She stole a hearse, and she drove it so far away
"There's too many graves, and far too much to save."
She'd say, she'd say, she'd say, she'd-
That's how it goes
This I know
That's how it goes
This I know
She hides her face nervously in her dress
She hides secrets in her purse not to confess
She bends her arms right behind her back
To revel in her lie, cause art in truth just simply lacks
It's a curse, no, she's so rehearsed, she goes,
"Nobody gets what's important to me"
Oh nobody gets what's "important" to her
It was a Friday, no it was a Thursday
She stole a hearse, and she drove it so far away
"There's too many graves, and far too much to save."
She'd say, she'd say, she'd say, she'd say, she'd
That's how it goes
This I know
That's how it goes
This I know
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Truths
03:48
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'Truths'
I think I know you
Well enough
To know your heart's changing
And what can I do?
When the stage is set
And the tension peaks
And you're out of that door with my face on the floor
What can I say?
That hasn't been said
What can I say?
That'll make you stay
What can I do?
To simply reach you
What can I do?
But deny truth
I didn't know you
Well enough
To mend what's broken
And what can I do?
When all is gone
And what was to be
Ceases to be, and we're never at peace
I'm getting along
Well enough
But then I see you
And what can I do?
When the night comes
And you're standing right there
A thought of love once shared
What can I say?
That hasn't been said
What can I say?
That'll make you stay
What can I do?
To simply reach you
What can I do?
But deny truth
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