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from An Endeavor by Half Face

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Fire, retain my desire
Crawl through the mire, becoming a tree
Formation, you got my attention
You're constantly changing, or maybe it's just me
I was told one time, that by now I'd have wings to fly,
By the red in my face you'd think that I'd committed a crime
Sprouting from a melting pot of emotions, ones I fought
To declare, I am not weak, I am a man, all for naught

Wires, I'll electrify her
The one I admire, she pulls me a weed
Burning, I will be rising,
I will be crying, I'll conquer, you'll see, youll all see!


Detonating skies, burning alive
The forests were planted but they're destined to die
And I wonder, would I be able to rise out of the ashes
if maybe I just held you one more time

And though I might do my best, I know I'm worst than the rest
And by at the end of the day I'm always a wreck.

Rumble my earth, tear at my crust
Melt away all the lingering lust
My everyone explodes so fast that everything's gone by the time I look back
And all that I wish is that I could move on or had started before
There were so many people I wanted to love
So many people I will always love

Hey, you ready
No more shall I hole up
Exploding with mountains of love
And yet I fail again

Wait
Give me one second

Explode

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from An Endeavor, released July 9, 2012

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