Talking To Myself
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Talking To Myself
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Waved goodbye to the evening glow
In the fall’s first fall of snow
There are brighter times ahead you know
Just gotta get through the off black winter in this God-forgotten hole
The streets outside hold a silent war
Everybody knows, but not what for
We are prisoners to our thoughts
Shackled up within invisible walls
I forgot the ringtone of my phone
And most the days I just stay home
This city eats me to the bone
I guess it’s me who make it so
Why am I talking to myself?
I’m not making any sense
Where is everybody else?
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Mountains of the Moon performs "Talking To Myself", and this lyric page sits inside the Mountains of the Moon catalog on LyroVerse.
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