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And I'm just interrogating myself and all the change I've felt over the past year.
I'll admit I'm self destructive now, I'll just take a step back and bow out.
And we’ll just say that I’ve changed, and I guess that’s just the way it is.
I’ll just listen for once maybe I’ll change for the better cause.

Everyone says, everyone says I don’t eat enough
Everyone says, everyone says I don’t sleep enough
Everyone says, everyone says that I think too much
Everyone says, everyone says, I just need to shut up.

And I’m wearing down my sanity; caring stress in my jaw,
This weight is too much I think, and I’m about to break.
And I’ll admit that I’m a bit too in my head
I just need to take a minute and sit.

Everyone says, everyone says I don’t eat enough
Everyone says, everyone says I don’t sleep enough
Everyone says, everyone says that I think too much
Everyone says, everyone says, I just need to shut up.

Because being alone and feeling alone are two different things
And I’ve felt so lost, it’s not like I’m not, but nostalgia is killing me.
I just need some relief.

I always forget how tired I get of people, even the ones I love.
So I fill be head with anything to keep myself from thinking too much.
I guess I’ll just suck it up, cut the loss, clear my head, drain my thoughts, I’m done.
My mind just changed one night, one drive from Virginia Beach changed me.

(I am red like the leaves, tap me out, and drain me)
(End the winter, welcome spring, drain me, drain me)

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from WOOD, released June 30, 2014

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