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Artist: 200 North
Canonical path: /200-north/attica
Related lyric paths: 6
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Attica
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Attica
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The call came through, departing for a prison cell, I felt it in your voice.
I felt my heart, I felt my heart explode.
I'm at a loss for words today.
I wish it wasn't so, but we all know that I can't change the world.
Today I wish I have a plan.
A blueprint drawn out to save the day.
I'll drive my car right through these walls.
We'll sit back and watch it fall apart.
Today I'll never feel the same.
Never forget that we're five years away.
And I'll see you again far away.
And I'll never feel the same.
And I'll never feel the same.
I wish this day would disappear.
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