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I am normal
I am peace
I am trouble
And for me
Your love
Is just out of reach
Sell me your trauma
Baby please
Make it edgy
Collect your stories
Sing them for free
Because I am boring
I am tense
I am ignoring
What they meant when they said
"That boy's got pipes"
Except I never cleaned inside
Like my favorite self-sabotage types
(I could be yours)
I could be that temporary hero
(I could be yours)
I could be...
I know I grow too slowly
(I could be yours)
I could be that temporary hero
I could be
Not chosen to be around for more than one final show
I am awkward
I am safe
I am cornered
And for me
Its all just beyond my reach
(I could be yours)
I could be that temporary hero
(I could be yours)
I could be...
I know I grow too slowly
(I could be yours)
I could be that temporary hero
I could be
Not chosen to be more
I'll never be that temporary hero
I'll never be...
I know I grow too slowly
I'll never be that temporary hero
I'll never be
Chosen to be around for more than one final show
Like my favorite self-sabotage types
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Dry Try
03:00
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I can't call us "the next" anything
We're closest to nothing
Always standing next to someone
Or something worse than
A close second behind by one second
Was it the nerves or lack of effort?
Dry try again
Understand that I'd...
Rather be disqualified
Than this ignored
Dry try again
(Dry try again)
Understand that I'd
Rather feel unqualified
Than lose reward
Dry try again
(Dry try again)
Understand that I'd
Rather be unjustified
Than die a paramour
I'd rather be disqualified
Than this ignored
I'd rather feel unqualified
Than lose reward
I'd rather be unjustified
Than die a paramour
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