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Fault Lines
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fault lines
plates all start to shake, i feel them
break ground while i break down and hide away
sometimes
i wish i could be social
don't wanna smell like isopropyl anymore
and the circles that i wear
could've come from anywhere
and no one seems the wiser
don't think anybody cares
studying the patterns in the floor
cuz i can't stare in the mirror
i'm beside myself
(you said, are you sad)
(you said, are you sad, you said)
(you said, are you sad, you said)
(you said, are you sad, yeah)
and right now it's sink or swim
cuz i got tired of rowing
let the waves carry me
i don't know where i'm going
and i tried to love myself
even though it seemed so pointless
i'm sorry, i can't, i already committed
to being a disappointment
and the circles that i wear
could've come from anywhere
and no one seems the wiser
don't think anybody cares
studying the patterns in the floor
cuz i can't stare in the mirror
i'm beside myself
(you said, are you sad)
(you said, are you sad, you said)
(you said, are you sad, you said)
(you said, are you sad, yeah)
i'm here again, here again
(mm, yeah yeah)
i'm here again, here again
i'm here again, here again
(mm, yeah yeah)
i'm here again, oh
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