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Make It//Fake It
02:55
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Woke up in a place that I don't even know
Smoked a cigarette and headed out the door
I'll remember those words you said last night
As I passed out under the streetlight
"If You live your life like this, well you're not gonna make it.
You're gonna miss the shots and then you'll try and fake it.
Don't ignore the presence of it all
Or hard times are where you're gonna fall"
My clothes are drenched in sweat and stale PBR
It must be early cause I still see the stars
Going all the way home to unwind
With your words reverbing in my mind
"If You live your life like this, well you're not gonna make it.
You're gonna miss the shots and then you'll try and fake it.
Don't ignore the presence of it all
Or hard times are where you're gonna fall"
"If You live your life like this, well you're not gonna make it.
You're gonna miss the shots and then you'll try and fake it.
Don't ignore the presence of it all
Or hard times are where you're gonna fall"
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Interlude
00:54
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Let me tell you how I want to be
Loving life and the river in front of me
If I wanted it to all go down,
I would've told you before I stuck around
Guess we'll wait and see tomorrow
Let me hold you just one last time
If you wanted, then I'd tell you I'm running from my insecurites
I can't escape the endless weak energy
Maybe one day we'll reconciliate
And forget we had a secret hate
Towards each other in a friendly rivalry
Guess we'll wait and see tomorrow
I guess it's time to move on
Save it for another song
I'll take it easy as can be
Maybe one day, you'll come back to me
Guess we'll wait and see tomorrow
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