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Old rusty razor

from With the sun on our backs EP by Checked

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it never ends, it's like a circle we can't escape
we're running, we fall, we rise
every time we're getting stronger
learning from our mistakes
I wish it could be easy, SO EASY
but it wouldn't be that worth
effort is the key
working on ourselves
sometimes I feel like i'm giving up
sometimes I feel so fucking worthless
it tears me apart
and rips my flesh like..
old rusty razor
staying on the edge
reminds me
reminds me how much I can lose
feeling the tension
I'm trying
I'm TRYING
share my heart with you
because you're not
it's so fucking hard
(share my heart with you)
you seem to let everyone down,
over and over again
there's someplace better to go
CUASE TOMORROW..
we were leaving this place
you would rather pack your bags,
it's not use, sitting here,
LEAVE THIS PLACE
show no regret, no remorse,
with the sun on our backs,
overcoming hardships
I BELIEVE
in-this-way!
I believe in this way but we can't stand
stand still and wait for an end..
I feel
like giving up
sometimes
I feel so fucking worthless
it tears me apart
and rips my flesh like..
old rusty razor
staying on the edge
reminds me
reminds me how much I can lose
feeling the tension
I'm trying
I'm TRYING to share my heart
with you - it's so fucking hard
because you're not listening
so why would you even care?
we all need
something more

lyrics by Jacob Duliban

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from With the sun on our backs EP, track released May 2, 2014
all rights to Checked, DIY Recorded/Mixed/Mastered by Daniel Horski

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