Sleeping Pills
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Sleeping Pills
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Broken towns, and radio tones
Are what I see and hear throughout the day
I wait for you, to come back to
The sleeping pills should be wearing off soon
I get along with you, because its easy to
And everyday is better than the last
I wasn’t trying to, make you mad at me
Just come inside and remove your mask
They said soon, we can head back east
They’re making trails through soot and sand
I promise you, not to get so sad
I’m just trying to protect what I have left
I get along with you, because its easy to
And everyday is better than the last
I wasn’t trying to, make you mad at me
Just come inside and remove your mask
The haze is slowly settling in
The trail is growing dim
Dark Shores are creeping in
Will you soldier on with me
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Strand Of Oaks performs "Sleeping Pills", and this lyric page sits inside the Strand Of Oaks catalog on LyroVerse.
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