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Get up and cut those anchors from you now
And all the ways you’ve been kept down
Those sorry’s and goodbye’s everyone knows
Are just a poorly attended show
That we call you now
The glory days of a captive crowd
It’s old
Can you tell us something else that we don’t already know

Exhausted all your rooms
And lost the voice that no one took from you
Oh
Countless chances you’ve spent
Like someone with wasted winnings

Admired all those liars like yourself
Stretched all the charm that you could sell
Torn through all your solutions paper thin
Resigned that this would be the end
If no one called you out
What would you say when no one’s around
You spoke but what’s the message
Could you depend on who you can’t even throw

Everyone knows your name
What else to say when there’s someone to blame
Used up identities
Already moved to the next thing
Stories you’ve left behind
That spread the truth about a mile wide
Take it out on your friends
Will history stop repeating

Exhausted all your rooms
It’s serious how much you’ve gained to lose
Oh
Oh no, not this again
It’s just the same story
Acting confused
Acting like there’s no problem now

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from I Want a Warning, released September 6, 2016

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Marathon States Tokyo, Japan

Musical project by California native, Jason Thinh, who now resides in Tokyo, Japan.

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