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My eyes are heavy as my breath
As I fill my lungs with the smoky air of this house of death
It’s superficial, overrated and antiquated
But I’m a sucker and you’re the punch

Behind closed doors I feel so open and I’ll let you in until we find a light
‘Cause these crowds and rooms don’t mean a thing to me despite what I’ve been led to believe

Look how far we’ve come, trails of dust leading into the sun
And as we burn up like stars, I’ll pretend that we were so much more than we are

I’d much rather be in the safety of a room where I know we’ll both be
So I’ll take to these uneven streets that’ll guide me to a place I’ll call home tonight

And If I seem to fall too hard,
I’m a sucker and you’re the punch

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from From Where I Stand, the Sky is Falling, released November 13, 2015

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