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Get Anxious
03:03
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Your sharp wit is withering
The pages come unglued
Wonder why the clouds connect
And rain on only you
Special cases
Nameless faces
Drifting on awake but
Barely breathing
Lost all feeling
Exist outside your head
A life without regret instead
Hanging on to everything
That fades out in the end
You never found your way around
That rose-gold colored lens
Special cases
Nameless faces
Drifting on awake but
Barely breathing
Lost all feeling
Exist outside your head
A life without regret instead
I just can't quit the Internet
Retracing all my steps again
It's empty, you're caving in
And out of the way
What comes true when every day's the same
Foundation broken
Options remaining open
It's not a game
Can't escape the bed you made
Come on, get anxious while you wait
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Light Crush New Hampshire
Jeff Roberts: Vocals, Guitar
Mark Oswald: Bass
Landon Loveday: Guitar
Sean Peragine: Drums
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