Eating My Words
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Eating My Words
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Stop putting words in my mouth
They taste better when they’re coming out
Still I can’t help but choke them down
When you’re around but I can’t seem to keep it down
Don’t let it go to your head
I’m not here for my health
If I was then I’d be dead
Instead I’m testing my patience
Waiting around for you to be gracious
I’ll never let go
Don’t be afraid
I’m on the front lines to fight for you
Last time I said goodbye
I thought my good years were washed up
Hung out to dry
With the mindset that everything
Was fine but then I realized
That it was right in front of my eyes
Everyday I’m smashed and ripped
And torn to bits that never fit the mold
But I recognize the way that
I was never really whole
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Four Year Strong performs "Eating My Words", and this lyric page sits inside the Four Year Strong catalog on LyroVerse.
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