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Norman Rockwell

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Norman Rockwell

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I don't talk about my feelings much

Sit around with all my secrets tucked

Under the table with my family

Staring off a little distantly

Stuck in the middle of America

Drawing X's on my calendar

We get bored and drink our dreams away

’Cause that's what everybody does these days

Layin' here underneath the big sky

Stars blinking at me like they’re strobe lights

Suddenly, it hits me like a snake bite

Everything is clear and I realize

I'm stuck in the paint on the wall in a picture frame

White little house, but there's nobody home

Stuck in a life that I didn't want anyway

But I don't even know

Where would I go if I ever got out of here?

Paint a new world with the colors I stole?

One of these days, yeah, I might just disappear

And you won't even know

We sit around and let the TV fill

Up all the quiet, on the window sill

Are all the flowers that we tried to save

But no one's getting any sun today

We talk and talk forever, but

Never end up anywhere

Get bored and give our love away

'Cause that’s what everybody does these days

Layin’ here underneath the big sky

Stars blinking at me like they're strobe lights

Suddenly, it hits me like a snake bite

Everything is clear and I realize

I’m stuck in the paint on the wall in a picture frame

White little house, but there's nobody home

Stuck in a life that I didn't want anyway

But I don't even know

Where would I go if I ever got out of here?

Paint a new world with the colors I stole?

One of these days, yeah, I might just disappear

And you won’t even know

You won't even know

You won't even know

I'm stuck in the paint on the wall in a picture frame

Some people look for a second, but go

They're seein' themselves, but they just have to look away

'Cause they don't even know

I'm stuck in the paint on the wall in a picture frame

White little house, but there's nobody home

Stuck in a life that I didn't want anyway

But I don't even know

Where would I go if I ever got out of here?

Paint a new world with the colors I stole?

One of these days, yeah, I might just disappear

And you won't even know

You won't even know

You won't even know

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