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How We Drift
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you can cross my path
you can come my way
you can charge me admission for the rest of my days
you can call in the morning
you can forget my name
you can get away with murder playing one of your games
you can change your hairstyle
you can laugh and joke
you can dream you’re a champion from on the ropes
and you’re early to morning and so late to bed
it’s the game we play and we’re playing again
it’s how we drift treading water to begin
I see the change the rising waves
it’s how we drift in the houses that we built
it’s the ground beneath that traps your feet
you said that we’d never end up like this
you said we’re paying the price
it’s how we drift treading water to begin
but we can’t change the rising waves
it’s how we drift now the walls are closing in
the ground beneath that traps your feet
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you can say all the right things
playing life like the game you had planned
you finally cried out your teenage years
now I’m here to give you all the love you can stand
only time can break your heart
I’ve been keeping up with the Joneses
turned out they’ve got a great family band
and they know all of the big hits
the songs about love that only you understand
only time can break your heart
I had a dream it was alright
only time can break your heart
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