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Tired Eyes
03:25
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Ask how I’m doing, I say well - it’s a lie.
What do you do to waste your time?
There’s been an aching in my head for a while,
Cause I’m never at home, but I’m always alone.
You’ll see it when you feel it,
It’ll cut right through your tired eyes.
I’m not surprised.
You’ll get what you’re needing,
When it shines right through your tired eyes.
I’m not surprised.
Too many things they weigh on my mind.
What did I do that is so out of line?
All my ambitions, they tear my thoughts and maim me blind.
Cause I’m never alone, but I’m always at home
You’ll see it when you feel it,
It’ll cut right through your tired eyes.
I’m not surprised.
You’ll get what you’re needing,
When it shines right through your tired eyes.
I’m not surprised.
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I am lying here, you can help yourself
At least you think you do
All I want is you, at least I think I do
Like I used to
I try not to fear, but it is all too clear
Don’t think what you do
All I want is you, at least I think I do
Like I used to
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
I wouldn’t be you if I could be you
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
All of my regret can never be disposed
It just grows cold
It remains untold.
I call a curfew, but you do as you do
Can’t bring myself to
All I want is you, at least I think I do
Like I used to
All I want is you, at least I think I do
Like I used to
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
I wouldn’t be you if I could be you
I’m not like you, I’m just like you
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Bruise Pristine Sydney, Australia
Bruise Pristine delivers moody grunge rock stories of mental illness, disaffection and political apathy. Founded by vocalist and guitarist Kate Olivia in 2016, the band delivers 90s alternative rock-inspired stompers addressing empowerment, diversity, political cynicism and queerness. ... more
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