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The time has come
To leave this place when i wake up
It’s just begun
I know
That ill find my way
I hope

I look for brighter days, and better things
A place that's calm and clear
A chance to hit reset
In a world I’ll call my own.

Its days like these
Where I sit and wait
For something to come and
Fucking take me away 
They tell me that its just temporary 
Just breathe and Ill be fine

With the pressures rising 
And my heart rate climbing 
All I want to do is leave
My mind starts turning 
And my stomach’s churning
I don’t know what I believe

Make a vow that when I wake up
I will throw this in my car
We’ll leave this town,
Bury my fuck ups

I look for brighter days, and better things
A place that's calm and clear
A chance to hit reset
I look for brighter days, and better things
A place that's calm and clear
A chance to hit reset
In a world I’ll call my own.

Starting with my best foot forward
I look ahead
This time Ill try not to fuck up
If not now then when

Sometimes its just impossible 
Never seeming to let up
Believing its improbable 
Not sure if I should give up
Give up on my friends

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from Natural Born Haters, released July 22, 2014

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