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Years

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Push your feelings aside, don't let them control your life.
Don't let harsh words hold you behind, just strive.

I've spent years without a cause. It's too late, we've had enough.
I'm really only like this thanks to you. (Cuz it's too late)
Try not to dwell. Try not to dwell cuz it's too late. Too late.

I try to show you how much you need it, don't end up like a sick sad waste of space.
Don't end up like a sick sad waste of space.
The world we're in is so filled with hate, so turn it back in their fucking face.

I've spent years without a cause. It's too late, we've had enough.
I'm really only like this thanks to you. (Cuz it's too late)
Try not to dwell. Try not to dwell cuz it's too late. Too late.

Sift through the memories of your past.
Hold them dear and close.
Make more memories as you move on.
All you have to lose is you, so restart and make anew.

Life seems to fall down on its knees.
All you need to know is just what it means.
What happens when we grow old?
What does our future hold?

Don't let your past sneak up and destroy your future,
Move on. I said, don't let your past sneak up and destroy your future.
Move on, move on.

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from Years, released August 13, 2016

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