Umphrey's Mcgee
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Example One

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Example One

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Why is it for every one

there's got to be a greater sum

of reasons to believe that I need

Because it's easy to forget

and when there's nothing in your head

soon a sleep is all that I can see

Now I've probably stayed too long

and maybe I could go

but I can't even find a door

and so it goes to the same end

until the obvious comes and then Acknowledging I've seen this all before

Why do all excuses come

when all I really need is none

again the instincts they bring back more

But do i think I know too much,

and in the end is that enough

But am I certain what I'm asking for?

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