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Artist: Prong
Canonical path: /prong/rude-awakening
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Rude Awakening
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Rude Awakening
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Another rude awakening. The hard life that's been our school.
More of a cruel day's reckonings.
Our prime time used up too soon.
There is no kindness to waste- Why help those crying for more?
It spins you around, takes you for a ride.
What is the point to even try? Somehow got to learn to accept the rejection.
The tired thoughts from troubling. A weary mind from worrying.
Your constant fears upon wakening. Your real life left in your dreams.
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