Settle Up
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Settle Up
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I'm a False Start on a Jukebox, a broken heart after last call
It's lights up, I'm locked in, and now its time to settle up
No slow emotion anymore
I know the secret of this town
Faster faster you're to the floor
It sets you up just to knock you down
Tomorrow starts when I decide to settle up with everything I hide
Things I want, the things I miss, a neon sign I can't resist
I'm drawing stick figures on a napkin of you and me
They're not your friends but they'll be around
To raise a glass and watch you drown
No slow emotion any more
I know the secret of this town
Where every kid's in love with death
The boredom brags a familiar sound
No slow emotion anymore
I know the secret of this town
Faster faster you're ignored
Set them up just to knock them down
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