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lyrics
walkin’ on a thin line,
never see the sun shine,
too blind to ever know that you’ve got to let it go
you can realize.
i don’t know a lot, but i know i’m runnin’,
up, lookin up, feelin’ like i’m ready to go,
got a plot goin’ for me.
feeling out of touch,
never feeling much.
this city isn’t worth it,
this city is for burnin’,
everyone so busy how they always say
they need to be workin’.
working out a sun,
surely out of love,
hoping for enough.
the city will be workin’,
people will be runnin’,
everyone so busy busy,
never have to worry ‘bout nothin’.
never see the sun shine,
too blind to ever know that you’ve got to let it go
you can realize.
i don’t know a lot, but i know i’m runnin’,
up, lookin up, feelin’ like i’m ready to go,
got a plot goin’ for me.
feeling out of touch,
never feeling much.
this city isn’t worth it,
this city is for burnin’,
everyone so busy how they always say
they need to be workin’.
working out a sun,
surely out of love,
hoping for enough.
the city will be workin’,
people will be runnin’,
everyone so busy busy,
never have to worry ‘bout nothin’.
credits
from Sun Gun,
released April 28, 2013
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