Millions

from Demo 2012 by CITY LIMITS

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I go over in my head.
A million things happen when
you dwell on the negatives
and they’re leaving me scared.

And this is no remedy.
It’s equal parts you and me.
Or that’s what I’d like to think.
I’m finding my faults in everything.

If I let myself go for what’s out of reach,
I’m guaranteed to fall apart and never speak again.
The spotlight’s on and it makes me close my eyes tight.
I’m destined to regress to what I thought felt right.

I’m building a legacy of buying into a hopeless dream.
I let it get the best of me and now I’m paying for it.
But such is the irony.
I’m latching onto much better things.
So be it if this is me.
I’ll be happier to never speak.

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from Demo 2012, released October 23, 2012

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