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Red Flags
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Did I ever witness the eye-roll pose and night time calls
The constant reassurance and my favorite things, you were above them all
Did I catch on to the knocks, the jabs, the oversensitive ears
The guilt trip laid out everyday, even in our first year
I saw it all, but chose to look away
I saw those red flags waving up about your head
I saw the smoke denoting fire and I chose to jump right in
Call me a weak man, poor man, faint of heart, or filled with discontent
but I saw those red flags, should've known way back when
Did I ever notice how you never preferred my truth to the lies
I used to tell you everything, then regret it as the seconds tick by
Did I turn around and get out like a house on fire
Looking back, there were a thousand days I stood and faced the ire
I saw it all, but chose to look away
Don't be blind, be honest with yourself
Don't be blind, be honest with yourself
Don't hold back and put your reservations on the shelf
Don't be blind, be honest with yourself
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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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