Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Patmus
Canonical path: /patmus/yet-to-succeed
Related lyric paths: 6
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Yet to Succeed
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Yet to Succeed
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Please don't start me cryin'
'cause i'll go on for days
If don't take a lot
But once this starts, it stays
Talking used to help
Here lately though,
That just brings it on
Chorus:
I'll be fine in time
But right now, i'm just trying to forget you
And clearly i have yet to succeed
I think i'll just leave now
Before this hurts too much
Avoiding sights from places
My eyes can't bear to touch
I didn't plan to see you
And then i saw him first
Chorus:
I'll be fine in time
But right now, i'm just trying to forget you
And clearly i have yet to succeed
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