Consistency
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Consistency
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On the subject of difficulty, I can't stop giving in
And the more I let go of
The more I give up a part of me
I want a life I love living
Where I never wait for a applause
Where I pick flowers in the rain
And never have to numb the pain
(But it’s getting harder to sympathize with myself
And I'm sick and tired of making a joke of my health
I'm tired of making excuses)
I've had enough
I've had enough
I've had enough
But this isn’t a matter of protest
There’s something that needs to change
But the more I look inward
I realize I've got nothing left to arrange
I want consistency of a matter of mind
I want my decisions to feel like mine
I want consistency
I want my decisions to feel like mine
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