Nothing's Changed
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Nothing's Changed
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Nothing's changed in my day to day
Sittin at my table, gettin kinda bored
Coz I've done the same shit with my life that's for sure
I wanna get out, get a plane go abroad
And see the world around me not these four walls
Now you hear me say
Nothings changed in my day to day (day to day)
I wanna find meaning to the well known phrase
If you do what you love, you will never go astray
Im struggling to work it out and put into play
Left I'm feeling clueless as to how to get my way
Somethings never change
Nothings changed oh in my day to day
Somethings never change, yeah
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