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Half of Me Doesn't

from Academy by The Shack

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Poor me this time I'm drawn across thin lines
Sue me this time you won't get enough in fines
Cuz I spent this whole month locked in my cold room nothing to do but
Wait for the snow to pass and for my tender rose to bloom

Cuz I can't close my eyes and let the next four months pass me by
And I can't stomach all the cries and whines and half hearted goodbyes
And while you're out there living life and I'm out on the open road
Well maybe I'm the only one who never felt at home

Allegedly this time I never cared and never made you smile
But fuck your attitude you know for you I'd walk a thousand miles
Another reason why I'm so glad I'm leaving this fall
I'm not usually sarcastic but I love you all

Cuz I can't close my eyes and let the next four months pass me by
And I can't stomach all the cries and whines and half hearted goodbyes
And while you're out there living life and I'm out on the open road
Well maybe I'm the only one who never felt at home

Well everything's supposed to be
So carefree with apathy
And I'm still trying to believe
Everything is not for me
But how can I rest calm at night
I cannot risk harm tonight
Too tired for another fight
Why can't I just feel alright?

Cuz I can't close my eyes and let the next four months pass me by
And I can't stomach all the cries and whines and half hearted goodbyes
And while you're out there living life and I'm out on the open road
Well maybe I'm the only one who never felt at home

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from Academy, released May 24, 2013

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