Across The Park
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Across The Park
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Apparently
To connect we're all trying
What you hear about all your life
What if you had
To stay holed up inside
Just wave from where you are to where I'm
I thought I could see you through the blinds
The blind eye turned to the parallels we find
In our lives and what coincides
Anabolic Polaroid
Economy of lies
You mean to say it never entered your mind
Am I supposed to stop these feelings on a dime?
Multiple things going on at the same, same time
I'm taking yours cause you took mine
Uncool to adore
I know what's on your mind
Imagination running wild
Never mind how many lives
It cost, effected
Destroyed, and defined
Committed to a crime
Affections realigned
Choose sides
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