Intermission
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Intermission
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I'm so tired but I can't sleep
My mind is full but I can't speak
Among the dust of the hard-to-reach, I'm stuck
Right here somewhere between side a and side b
I could call it a compromise
Or just an intermission
Some kind of consolation prize
For the race I never finished
I want to turn these tired gears
I want to feel the follow-through
Some kind of equilibrium
Something to set my watch to
I'm here somewhere in between
Victory and a white flag
Caught in this purgatory dream, I'm stuck
But I want to set the record straight
I want to retrace my every step
If I could just rewind all the tapes
Then maybe I'd find my loose thread
Call it a compromise
Or just an intermission
Some kind of consolation prize
So close but never finished
I want to turn these tired gears
I want to feel the follow-through
Some kind of equilibrium
Something to set my watch to.
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