Way Out
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Way Out
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And if I flipped out on my own
Whatever would I want for you to say
On 18 years now all alone
I’m feeling smaller almost everyday
Wherever I should go
I’m never coming home
I got my way out
I got my way out
However, I can float
I’m never going home
I got my way out
I got my way out
I’ve gotta stop and check my tone
Everyone hears just what they wanna hear
And now I’m fucked up in my zone
Pitiful fools won’t make it and it’s clear
Wherever I should go
I’m never coming home
I got my way out
I got my way out
However, I can float
I’m never going home
I got my way out
I got my way out
Wherever I should go
I’m never coming home
I got my way out
I got my way out
However, I can float
I’m never going home
I got my way out
I got my way out
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