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Trainspotting

from Fully Ignorant by The B-List

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It never was the plan to meet up at the bar at three A.M. So good to see you man, but not under these conditions. I don’t know what led you to think we can’t help. What was so bad? You brought a family to their knees.
But like the weather outside, it always gets better. (Always gets better.) But things will never be the same. (Let it go. You can’t always take the blame.)
Tell yourself you’ll get through this. (There’s better days ahead.) No, I won’t let this pull me down. Don’t give up, don’t give in you’re never alone. (Just be strong and hold on and you’ll make it back home.) We need to hold together and pull each other up.
So leave it in the past because good times never last. I’d be mad, but life’s just way too short.
Despite the fact, I miss you every day. I look for some way out but I know it’s not my way. I don’t know what to do. I just don’t know what to say. You left us all in pieces. All we know is breaking.
But like the weather outside, it always gets better. (Always gets better.) But things will never be the same. (Let it go. You can’t always take the blame.)
Tell yourself you’ll get through this. (There’s better days ahead.) No, I won’t let this pull me down. Don’t give up, don’t give in you’re never alone. (Just be strong and hold on and you’ll make it back home.) We need to hold together and pull each other up.
We got to hold together and pull each other up.
On and on and on and on it goes. On and on and on and on it goes.
But like the weather outside, it always gets better.

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from Fully Ignorant, released September 2, 2016

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