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Settle
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Why should we waste our time
With being afraid
Regardless of what we do now
It's already too late
I wish I could settle down
Get my feet back on the ground
I wish I could settle down
Nothing means anything
But what we decide
I'm frantically processing
When I close my eyes
Every day I feel like I'm
Just running in place
So when I lay my head down
Why do I fight to stay awake
I wish I could settle down
Get my feet back on the ground
I wish I could settle down
And I could never let you down
But I will if I'm around
I'd like to find a way to stay
Just maybe not today
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Endless Atlas Boise, Idaho
Dream pop for the end of the world
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