A Future Gone Fishing
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A Future Gone Fishing
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too busy not having a life to live
slow-motion is silver, silence is gold
we don't need a future until we get old
inside i'm soft, outside it's cold
we odn't need a future until we get old
present and past in constant competition
forming a reluctant, regressive coalition
a mutated ambition in sedated condition
making "making my mind up" someone else's decision
why rush tomorrow to bloom and unfold
we don't need a future until we get old
to save me i put my personality on hold
we don't need a future until we get old
blurred vision, a future gone fishing
i live inside an intermission
too busy not having a life to have time to live
yesterday choke tomorrow when calling
all there is, is gravity
and the fear of falling
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