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Circadianism

from A Sad History by The Motel Pines

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Now picture this:
A blank canvas
Another start
Fresh perspective
A calm without a storm to come
Relax a moment just to catch our breath

Imagine that
Another chance
To get things right
Rebuild a bridge
Take every mistake we've ever made
And eliminate the consequence

If it's only a dream
Then please just let me sleep
What if there are no victims
Just accessories?
And what if I am just as guilty?

Consider this:
It's all a mess
There's no turning back
What did you expect?
There are no words I can impress
Nothing that you would not soon forget

If it's only a dream
Then please wake me from this sleep
What if we hold no value
Except as commodities?
And what if I am just as guilty?

And round and round we go
And it's seemingly impossible
Such a sight to behold
Senseless and negligible

If it's only a dream
Then please wake me from this sleep
What if we're doomed to repeat
Every impropriety?
And what if I am just as guilty?

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from A Sad History, track released January 2, 2017

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