100 Steps
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100 Steps
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Why’s the pattern gotta change?
We don’t see life exactly the same
Always
What about a better place?
I know I’m forgetful,
My memories erased
Always
There’s always one hundred steps ahead
There’s always one hundred steps ahead
Steps ahead
Nothing’s ever gonna change
I know I’m a liar
At least that’s the same
Always
Why’d we have to separate?
We don’t feel anything
Exactly the same
Always
Nothing’s ever gonna change
I know I’m a liar
At least that’s the same
Always
Why’s the pattern rearranged?
I know I’m forgetful
My memories erased
Always
What about a better place?
We don’t see anything
Exactly the same
Always
There’s always one hundred steps ahead
Steps ahead
Why’s the pattern gotta change?
We don’t see life exactly the same
Always
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Anthony Green performs "100 Steps", and this lyric page sits inside the Anthony Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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