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Jimmy Eat World ~ Clarity


I'll take your words as if you were talking to me. Say what I know you'll say and say it through your teeth. With pride keep every failure in. And with pride hold on to the sinking. Now in the deep and down your heart moves. Now in the deep and down, I don't know how but I know I want out. Wait for something better. Will I know when it can be us? Maybe that doesn't mean us. Wait for something better? I shouldn't, it's not enough. Pull one excuse from another. Just one excuse from another. This time it means us. more free lyrics

I'll take your words as if you were talking to me.
Say what I know you'll say and say it through your teeth.
With pride keep every failure in.
And with pride hold on to the sinking.
Now in the deep and down your heart moves.
Now in the deep and down, I don't know how but I know I want out.
Wait for something better.
Will I know when it can be us?
Maybe that doesn't mean us.
Wait for something better?
I shouldn't, it's not enough.
Pull one excuse from another.
Just one excuse from another.
This time it means us.

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