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Artist: This Day & Age
Canonical path: /this-day-age/eustace
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Eustace
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Eustace
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Who am I without this hope? You're holding on, I'm letting go. And so I drift out of control; a tragedy without your hope. (Who am I without this
hope?)... Progress is getting away, but I still see it, and I will follow. What would become of me if I stayed here? I'd rather not know... Knock me down,
please knock me down; I'm better off when I'm on the ground. You say so much without a sound; I'd hear you more if I'd just slow down.
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