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Never Next Week
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I fell today
And though my footing was certain, all the bright lights blinded my way
I don't ask for much
At least that's how I feel, but maybe i'm the one losing touch
Three more countless times I remember
And I'm asking myself, "Why"?
This air breathes us
We are disintegrating while asking, "is this all there is?"
I feel that
I've lost something
There was a moment in time, I couldn't look in your eyes
And tell you I'm not coming home
Between the life and the lie, we're saying all our goodbyes
I know that i'm not coming, i'm not coming home
I'm a mess of a man, for what is it worth?
The difference within, a mix of heaven and earth
Feel strongly for some, while others do not
Meandering tale, this movie's lacking in...
Plot-holes fill my narrative, bury the lead
And watch the cumulative effort fall apart at the seams
Don't wash away, you were my favorite goodbye
It's time to admit I can't look you in the eye
If only the past would let up, we could live for today
If I'd only said, "i'm sorry", would you still have walked away?
There was a moment in time, I saw a look in your eye
It told me you're not coming home
Between the life and the lie, we could've said our goodbyes
You're not coming, you're not coming home
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Best Not Broken Boston, Massachusetts
Best Not Broken took shape in 2007 and quickly evolved from New England club favorite to a band with burgeoning regional popularity. The pop-alternative rock ensemble draws influence from genres as diverse as the experiences that shape its songs. The band has forged a sound that is uniquely contemporary and definitively its own. ... more
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