Intransit
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Intransit
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I can't connect to this sacred object
The bar was open but to me the bar was closing
I like to suffer in a silent way
I can't get through the days without a
Glaze across my face
You're so smart and witty
And funny and pretty and skinny
But tonight i don't feel right
I can't wait until i'm back in the city
A lonely rage. the hunger is the meanest cage
[2x]
I felt like we were at a loss. this is the cost of art
The way you hate me with your grin
And now i'm almost over it
Soon you'll set me free and raise a flag half mast
I'm so stupid and speechless and burned out,
Sedated and faceless
And sometimes it feels like
I don't even exist in this place
I'm momentum, in transit,
Alive in the rhythms of movement
It's when i stop and start thinking
That i realize all the people i'm missing
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