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Seasick in a Car
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We all try to float on the best we can
But the water is so fearful how long can we last
My life is the water the boat is my head
The fishes are dreams that never began
Getting seasick inside my car
And dramamine won't do a thing
I'm getting a little overwhelmed
The waves are crashing down
And I'm getting farther away from shore
It's becoming so hard to prioritize
When people assume the importance of their lives
And here I've got one paddle and a hole in the sail
People can't you see that I'm destined to fail
Getting seasick inside my car
And dramamine won't do a thing
I'm getting a little overwhelmed
The waves are crashing down
And I'm getting farther away from shore
Oh well, we all get a little seasick some times
But we'll all soldier on alright
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Smokers have nothing to do so they do nothing at all
And nobody writes anything good on a bathroom stall
And I've been watching people watching people all day
And I'm just waiting on waiting on people to wait
Life's not as hard as it appears to be
But it seems pretty hard as far as I can see
And beauty's in the eye of the beholder
But it seems I'm getting blind as I grow older
You can never run away from it all
Because a shadow of yourself will always follow
You can talk shit about me right in front of my peers
But just so you know I have two highly functioning ears
Life's not as hard as it appears to be
But it seems pretty hard as far as I can see
And beauty's in the eye of the beholder
But it seems I'm getting blind as I grow older
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