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I'm Not Fine
02:45
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I've done some bad things you see
I've hurt a lot of people that mean a lot to me
I've always regretted it after it's done
But I can't stop
Don't be quick to push me aside I'm trying to do better
It's hard not to hide from my problems
I just need you to see that I'm not fine
But I'm working on it
There are many people that deserve an apology
So many people that I should see
Sounds like an easy fix but it's so damn tough
Because I'm not man enough
Don't be quick to push me aside I'm trying to do better
It's hard not to hide from my problems
I just need you to see that I'm not fine
I'm not fine (x3)
Don't be quick to push me aside I'm trying to do better
It's hard not to hide from my problems
I just need you to see that I'm not fine
But I'm working on it
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Tinton Falls
03:15
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Let's together write a stupid love song
About some girl I used to know
It will be so unique that's right, teenage love songs fucking blow
Let's make them about a generic girl that I have an attachment to
I'm not some whiney bitch boy with nothing better to do
Write about her eyes, about her hair
But can't you see that no one cares
You're just a kid with life ahead
Don't act you're the one misled
Whether it's a relationship or a stupid one night stand
I guess i'll whine about it in my pointless pop punk band
Now this is the part of the song where you all just tune me out
But hell I don't even care about what I'm singing about
In a way I'm still complaining about some guy I used to know
But for him here's a tip don't write seriously about your childish woes
Write about her eyes, about her hair
But can't you see that no one cares
You're just a kid with life ahead
Don't act you're the one misled
Whether it's a relationship or a stupid one night stand
I guess i'll whine about it in my pointless pop punk band
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3. |
Grown Apart
03:10
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I returned to Tinton Falls in late may
Excited to be back and reconnect with my past
I thought everything would be the way I left it but then I then saw
That ship was sailing away
Heading out to some other bay
We go day in and day out
Without a second thought
About the ones who were there from the start
We all moved on and we all moved up
Now we go home
And have no one to call anymore
It's been three years since I moved from home
And I still can't believe it ended up like this
I guess that's what happens when you go
Nobody stays stagnant
We all grow apart
We go day in and day out
Without a second thought
About the ones who were there from the start
We all moved on and we all moved up
Now we go home
And have no one to call anymore
Don't fight me on this
Don't tell me I'm wrong
Look around take a good look
Your friends are gone
We go day in and day out
Without a second thought
About the ones who were there from the start
We all moved on and we all moved up
Now we go home
And have no one to call anymore
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4. |
Broken
03:54
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Everyday I wake up with a pit in my stomach
It takes everything I have to crawl out from beneath the covers
And knowing that no matter where I go
Our paths will cross and I'll have to see that pain in your eyes
I thought I was saving us both from disaster
Taking time out of the equation and doing it on my terms
Now I realize how moronic that was
I broke you bad and now I'm broke too
I walk around everyday and can't help but be reminded of you
I hear your voice in my music
Miss your space in my bed
My mind just won't stop working
I thought I was saving us both from disaster
Taking time out of the equation and doing it on my terms
Now I realize how moronic that was
I broke you bad and now I'm broke too
I let you float down the river
And now I stay up late dreaming wishing I could swim
But maybe I don't deserve love
Because of the pain I put you through
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Plug Fiction Red Bank, New Jersey
Ryan Price -Vocals/Guitar
Tony Chrysanthopoulos- Guitar
Mike Pulice - Guitar/Bass
Derek Arnheiter- Drums
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