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Jimmy Eat World ~ Ten


We left behind the busy crowd. So it seems we slow down. Meet me with a way out through the lies. Nowhere, going nowhere in the fake yellow light. The feelings change so fast. Safety scares them away. I can't bring myself to say it's my own advice I need. Nowhere and then nowhere. Living trapped inside the chase. Our weekness is the same. We need poison sometimes. So take another drink with me. Blame no one. Look in my eyes and blame no one. more free lyrics

We left behind the busy crowd.
So it seems we slow down.
Meet me with a way out through the lies.
Nowhere, going nowhere in the fake yellow light.
The feelings change so fast.
Safety scares them away.
I can't bring myself to say it's my own advice I need.
Nowhere and then nowhere.
Living trapped inside the chase.
Our weekness is the same.
We need poison sometimes.
So take another drink with me.
Blame no one.
Look in my eyes and blame no one.

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