Positivity
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Positivity
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Yes hello it's me
Sir Positivity
So turn the mic gain up
Let's force another one
Should I grin and stay hopeful
When we both look to different lights
About what we perceive as high
It's not the same
It won't ever be the same
We're not the same
And we'll never be the same
Well I've been crowned the king of
Insensitivity
So put your thick skin on
Let's force another one
Should I grin and stay hopeful
When you're here with your eyes half-closed
But that tired routine gets old
It's not the same
It won't ever be the same
It's not the same
It won't ever be the same
We're not the same
We won't ever be the same
Respect the fact
That I feel it everyday
It's not the same
It won't ever be the same
Respect the fact
That I feel it everyday
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