This Would Be Good If It Was Better
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This Would Be Good If It Was Better
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Where did the day go?
I just woke up and it seems to be turning black
Forget what you know
There's no reason to remind yourself of what you lack
Understand that what you feel is real
Some things aren't as easy as they seem
Underestimating this, well, it wouldn't be the smartest thing to do
Where did the time go?
I just woke up and the clock is turning back
Forfeit what you know for the safety and security they seem to have
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