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What I Can
03:43
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i’m trying to mold this into something that works
i’ve been tearing down these walls I once stood
with these hands are calloused from failure
attempts of construction that never end
never
this assembly line can't move any faster
the steady course we’ve had is nearing its decline
unless we pick up production
I never wanted more than to be satisfied
but am I capable this feels so far away
so far that forever seems closer
it’s too late, i’m sorry
don’t believe the stories
i can't control what is said.
i’m here now for what it’s worth
i’m hurt and honest
explanations feel useless
and I can remember
the bliss of ignorance now
no need to compromise heart and mind
i’m spoiled by the opposition forced to face this endeavor
will I succeed in managing the impossible
someone help me out I’m miserable
believe this, if nothing else I’m true to my word
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We Are The Rock
03:39
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Normal Like You Livermore, California
We are the rock.
Jon Williams
Brandon Olivo
John Burrescia
Chad Welchoff
Mark Schellenbach
Chris Brock
Tyler Jensen
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