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To those I love in the city
I don't know how everything's gone so wrong
I can't believe it all
I can't believe it all
They're just stories told over a phone call
I'm on the other end
There's no news from home
We thought it was a Sign
But it only rained for 3 days
We thought it was a Sign
To all my friends in the city
You're on the other end of the line
And all I can do is phone it in to you:
We'll be OK!
Everything's OK!
It's no choice--we have to live this way
We thought it was a Sign
But it only rained for 3 days
We're so sure it's a Sign
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I'm putting one foot in front of the other
But nothing's right, Nothing's right
I'm putting one foot in front of the other
But nothing's right, Nothing's right
I'm putting one foot in front of the other
I think I'm alright
(Chorus of Voices)
I've been pulling all of my punches
But somehow I just keep getting hit, I just keep getting hit
I'm bracing with my feet together
I could get used to this
I'll get used to this
I'll get used to this
(Chorus of Voices/Static Sea)
I keep it in mind
I can hear me laughing
I must be killing in here
All the time.
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THE DAY! THE DAY!
07:06
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I -- do not know
Why -- I can't show you
How -- what we say was
Never meant to stay the same
(I hope)
Let's Betray what we betrayed
Back when we wanted nothing but
Endings, we prayed for nothing
We prayed for nothing
All our words & eyes were nothing
Winter's been so long already
Summer will be, too
The summer will be, too
(The day will break)
(The day will come soon)
(I hope)
We're waiting at the well
We're waiting at the well
It's been dry for years
Since before we even got here
And we wait, dropping in dead letters
Waiting for them to be answered
Still we're waiting at the well
Still we're waiting at the well
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