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chords come easy but the words go slow
like a secret waiting to be told
if it does not rhyme don't feel betrayed
cuz i'd rather waste my time than have nothing to say
days get longer but the years go fast
like a summer from yr teenage past
so what fills yr mind when these things fade
cuz i'd rather waste my time
than be here singing songs from yesterday
though it'd be easier to do
than feeling like i owe you something new
so much left to prove
if i lose my lines and flee the stage
i'd still rather waste my time than have nothing to say
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Static Threads
03:25
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staring at the floorboards once again
the place where we rest our bones is beginning to wear thin
you kiss me on the cheek
and then you turn to leave
and these two hands begin to slowly weave
static threads
i got a theory and you can be the proof
a simple understanding of how one is made of two
there's nothing to subtract if you accept the fact
that our days begin with simple math
and static threads
try to be right
greater than all sides
and still less than the sum
been searching all my life
and yr the one
staring at the floorboards once again
every crack and scratch is like a friend or relative
no reason to look back if you accept the fact
that our days will end with simple math
and static threads
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