Distraction Is A Gift
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Distraction Is A Gift
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Distraction is a gift
A privilege overlooked
I wish i had one now
To take my mind away
To bury everything
To start a brand new day
Blow kisses to the nay-sayers as we pass them by
chorus
green-eyed and headstrong they hear what they choose to, green eyed and headstrong they hear what the choose
Distraction is a gift
A privilege overlooked
I wish i had one now
To take me somewhere else
To hide under the bed
To waste my time and yours
Blow kisses to the nay-sayers as we pass them by
chorus
green-eyed and headstrong they hear what they choose to, green-eyed and headstrong they hear what they choose
No attention span is what i wish i had
What i wish i had is no attention span
chorus out
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