Thank You, Tree Man
from Better Cure by Raise The Colors
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lyrics
It's an emergency
we're taking back the streets
we will not live as sheep
we bow before no king
And I still find myself attached
to the city
As it once was
not what it's becoming
If you think you're living
If you think you're dreaming
if you really believe them
they're already winning
It's a blasphemy
To live your life this way
consuming your sadness every day
you can't make up for
a love you've never known
with the emptiness that is all
you own
If you think you're living
If you think you're dreaming
if you really believe them
they're already winning
This is the grave
you chose to stand beside
this is the way
you will spend the rest of your life
we're taking back the streets
we will not live as sheep
we bow before no king
And I still find myself attached
to the city
As it once was
not what it's becoming
If you think you're living
If you think you're dreaming
if you really believe them
they're already winning
It's a blasphemy
To live your life this way
consuming your sadness every day
you can't make up for
a love you've never known
with the emptiness that is all
you own
If you think you're living
If you think you're dreaming
if you really believe them
they're already winning
This is the grave
you chose to stand beside
this is the way
you will spend the rest of your life
credits
from Better Cure,
released July 6, 2013
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Raise The Colors Birmingham, Alabama
Attention deficit punk from Birmingham, Alabama.
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Jul 2013
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