Elevation
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Elevation
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How am I supposed to think?
Can I feel? My hands are numb
My feet oh no my dick is dumb
And the rain came down plucked my sight
Elevation, elevation, elevation
How am I supposed to think now?
What's in my head now?
Like a cheap parlor trick slight of hand
And the blood covers a soul
Any day now what do I feel when I awake?
Where am I from when I am lost?
I feel so low, I said my hands are numb
My feet oh no
Elevation I said my hands are numb, my feet oh no
Elevation and every time I get up they're pulling me down
Can't get my feet up off the ground
I said my hands are numb, my feet oh no
How am I supposed to think, now?
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