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Singularity

from Bronze by Winning The Loser's Bracket

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lyrics

I've never said "Thank You" enough
I know I can be such a shit
You work hard in a job that sucks
But you never quit

Or gave up on me
My home will never be in this city
You're top of the class, a first rate act
I owe everything to you and that's a fact

So I'll kiss the ocean with you
And I will not forget to do
The things you taught me, and how to be
A better man than "You know who"

Through angry moments and changing tides,
You'll always be a friend of mine
Please smile 'cause I can't stand to
see you cry.

Let's see what happens

I guess I never say “Sorry” enough
And these last five years have been real rough.
I feel bad for everything that got so fucked up.
And that I’m not there now to help you out.

You never gave up on me.
Those few years when we lived away.
You always stood up, always stood strong,
And taught me how to be a man.

So I’ll miss the ocean with you,
And reminisce on those six months we got through
In Michigan before we moved and
I found out where I fit in here.

Through angry moments and changing tides,
You'll always be a friend of mine
Please smile 'cause I can't stand to
see you cry.

I guess we’ll see what happens.

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from Bronze, released April 2, 2013

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