This Weight (Part 2)
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This Weight (Part 2)
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Someone said: Be strange, then you’ll live like a man in modern age
I think I’m just lost in the time
Certain things you shouldn’t heal
It’s hard to block what you feel
When you’re almost losing your mind
When can I leave this town?
Can I count the days?
‘Cause outside home, there won’t be hope
At least it’s better than waiting in vain
Waiting for a cure to the blues
Of the one with the pencil in his hand
So that’s the question, right?
‘Cause my mind has chased answers
And it can’t find out why
I blame the night
‘Cause in my thoughts there’s a litany
Desire and misery
Things might not be what you want
A dreamer, a cunt
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Luan Bates performs "This Weight (Part 2)", and this lyric page sits inside the Luan Bates catalog on LyroVerse.
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