Tell Me
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Tell Me
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I heard you coming in clear all of last year
Just like a hundred calling bells,
But I fought like hell just to disbelieve my ears
Because life's cruelest trick is to forget
That permanence is something that won't stick,
And the end will draw you in just like a moth against the wick
Like it lifts you up,
It will set you down in tiny pieces
On the ground if you're too close to hear the sound
Show me something life won't break,
And tell me something time can't take away
As the ever passing years make
The I's in the I don't care's disappear
Now at the end of the day will you still say
That the balance didn't tip when you felt it sway?
Did you notice a change?
Because life doesn't make or mistake
How it is for how it used to be,
But I'm finding that failure waits
For those who wait and see
You didn't notice a change
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