Dropout
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Dropout
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I could go out
But what if I'm seen?
The world in here is fine
Drop it all
Distract me
From my distraction
No need to decide
Drop it all
Let my broken thoughts
Do what they always do
For a while there I thought about a change
And stare into yesterday
I could reach out
But what if you left me?
What is there to share?
Drop it all
Plenty of places
To hide your secrets
The smile goes so far
Drop it all
I'd love to feel
What I can barely remember
For a while there I thought about a change
And stare into yesterday
Can't move at all in this place
As the candle burns away
Through cracks in myself I'm losing it
And don't have long to stay
For a while I hoped I might invent some other way
Looking for some answers but I don't know what to say
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Who performs "Dropout"?
Pallbearer performs "Dropout", and this lyric page sits inside the Pallbearer catalog on LyroVerse.
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