Sundown
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Sundown
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Let's go far
Accept who we really are
Doesn't even mean anything
Can't even speak sensibly
Let's forget detuned guitars
Or talking about supernovas and stars
Until sunrise in your eyes
Say goodbye to new moons in blue
I can dig through distortion
It's just a small contortion
Sometimes I wish I knew what I was saying
Sometimes the meaning comes faded
But it's better than that
Find I'm surprised
Surprised, surprised
Sometimes words aren't enough
They just don't mean anything
Sometimes they're just enough
Sometimes they don't make sense
They're just dissonance
But you do the best
It takes care of the rest
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