Perfectly Out Of Key
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Perfectly Out Of Key
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Thoughts falls, company and dreams as
Friends who only have you
And other half pretends
That I’m just
I’m just a bad haircut
Some fashion from last week
No one really knows me at all
But sometimes I like
Living in my own world
Disconnected and so naive
Perfectly out of key
I’m not allowed to be anyone else
But me
So I try to take apart my head from time to time
And I’m not resolute
So will I need help or I would ask you
And I’d try to be polite
And sometimes I like living in my own world
Disconnected and so naive
I’m perfectly out of key
And sometimes I like living in my own world
Disconnected and so naive
But the truth is I
I hate the truth
And I would rather live and die in fantasy
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