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Lost In The Light
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Left leg goes in front of the right one
But right things are going wrong
I left my home and I started to roam
Like a wheel that ain’t properly on
And it looks like rain every damn day
I wish that I could make my sunshine stay
But she’s rolled on and she forgot to say
Where she’s going or where she’s gone
Well the valley, it just got deeper
And my legs are stuck in the ground
Well you know I just can’t believe it
And my head is still spinning ‘round
The city lights
Bleach the sky
Every night
I’m lost in the light
Looking for direction when I’m in the kitchen
I eat alphabet soup from a can
And the sentence staring back at me says something ‘bout mortality
So I just dropped the spoon and I ran
I went far away 'til the sun was a haze
I made a few mistakes, now I’m trying to pay
I made it to the water and I wheeled away
I ain’t swimming if I can’t even stand
I’m not sure a wheel even can
I’m going out the way that I came in
Back to the city lights
That bleach the sky
Every night
I’m lost in the light
I’m lost in the light
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