Watching From a Rooftop
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Watching From a Rooftop
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You got me feeling like a kid in a sandbox
Hanging around in this body with my face in a mask
Silently wait for the giants from the rooftop watch them past
And I laugh deep inside myself hear them echo as I watch them rise up again without a crown
You met eyes like two lions you are hungry and I am sick
As we broke out both laughing, we both knew we just can admit
Maybe at the brake of the day on that corner between first Av. and my soul
We spoke, anybody else hear
You've got eyes, use them wisely, cause they've been tricking you
There once was a man who pleasure his heart until his own heart blew
I feel that heart inside beating and I never take the time to breathe
And all the outside takes me over and lies right to my face and I let it in, always did
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