First Day on a Brand New Planet
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First Day on a Brand New Planet
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It's a thin line, it's a long time
From stagnation to revelation
It's a freight train
Thrugh my fried brain
It's a wake up
It's a shake up
I tore up the masterplan
But get it right now and then
There's a few days I regret
But I ain't giving up just yet
First day on a brand new planet
I kept my head down
When I was young
I asked a question
Where did it go wrong
But all the answers
They made my brain hurt
The lesson I learned
Was to shake up
And every time i get shot down
I start again I work it out
There's a few days I regret
But I ain't giving up just yet
First day on a brand new planet
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