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Look Around
04:22
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When you're uptown but you feel lowdown
You're gettin' high but you can't help and frown
You're lookin' for your future in coffee grounds
You can't get a call back from any girl
And your friends are ringin' bells and goin' out for a whirl
You're sittin' all alone in your roomy world
Just look around
Just look around and see
Somebody out there loves you
Moss never settled on a rollin' stone
But your stone stopped rollin' and you wish it had grown
You can't help but feel that you're on your own
Just look around, you old stone
Just look around and see
Somebody out there loves you
All you need to do is step outside your door
And look around to see
There's people runnin' round and they're lookin' for love
Lookin' for a lover to be
So don't ever worry that you're missin' a part
There's other owners of a lonely heart
But you won't ever find 'em if you never start
To look around
Just look around and see
Somebody out there loves you
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This cruel world keeps holding us down
It's hard to be who we are
Old ladies get to drive big Mercedes
We're stuck with piece of shit cars
We can't find work, what work there is
It barely keeps us alive
Wage slavin' might pay some bills
But it don't let us thrive
We can't afford no rich man's game
With two feet in the grave
We got the answer, we just need numbers
We got a world to save
Lean in and lend an ear
And lemme blow your mind:
If we just take all of Bezos' money
We'd all be outta this bind
Imagination knows no limits
No need in thinkin' small
Why should the few lord over the many?
Distribute wealth to all
We can't afford no rich man's game
With two feet in the grave
We got the answer, we just need numbers
We got a world to save
I've got a healthy dose of paranoia
They're goin' off with our heads
When the solution's a revolution
It ain't the Nameless Dreads
This conversation? Never even happened.
I've got nothin' to say
But lemme suggest you join a union
Or at least DSA
We can't afford no rich man's game
With two feet in the grave
We got the answer, we just need numbers
We got a world to save
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This ain't a party; it's a panic attack
I can't sneak out, but there's no going back
Idle banter no one enjoys
Liberate me from all this anxious noise
Say anything, just tell the truth
I need a line, help pull me through
'Cause I might die if I don't connect with you
Lend me a hand, drop me a dose
Anything helps with panic so close
Just stay with me so we can redeem the night
Whatcha thinkin'? Who do you love?
Late at night, whatcha dreamin', dreamin' of?
Tell me something I don't know
Should I stay, or should I go on home?
Say anything, just tell the truth
I need a line, help pull me through
'Cause I might die if I don't connect with you
Lend me a hand, drop me a dose
Anything helps with panic so close
Just stay with me so we can redeem the night
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Reverberacket
05:17
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I should explain
That you're makin' me feel
Like my heart's on a wheel
Turnin' round for you
I cannot show I wasn't ready to know
I can't complain
But you must understand
When you're holding my hand
I feel weak inside
I didn't know that you were ready to go
I could remain
In this moment surreal
When our love's become real
For the rest of time
But I need to know
What the future will show
So I'll refrain
From holding inside
This feeling of pride
Now that I'm your man
I want to show that we're ready to go
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Anthony Harrison Durham, North Carolina
Just another bastard out of Carolina.
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