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wasted potential
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I’m exactly how I used to be
Sheltered in my misery
Hoping no one’s aware of me
And you’re the success I’ll never be
Plus I’m used to the feeling
Of not being half of what you thought of me
I’ve really never done anything
Not one word with meaning
A faker in my being
And this is me admitting
I’m packing up and quitting
Giving up on everything
At the end of your life
Catch a glimpse of the shine
Off your wasted potential
For once in your life
Make a choice that keeps you up at night
And stop being so sentimental
I think I’m running out of things to say
And question why I say them anyway
What if I’m always gonna be this way
What if I’m always gonna be this way
At the end of your life
Catch a glimpse of the shine
Off your wasted potential
For once in your life
Make a choice that keeps you up at night
And stop being so sentimental
At the end of your life
Catch a glimpse of the shine
Off your wasted potential
For once in your life
Make a choice that keeps you up at night
And stop being so sentimental
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washed
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noise beneath the floor Ohio
an atmospheric indie rock band from Columbus, Ohio
noise beneath the floor recommends:
A Dream That Lasts For Eternity
by The Acid Flashback at Nightmare Beach
The craziest album I have ever heard in my entire life
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