JFK Memorial Parkway
from Permanent Things by Stalemate
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lyrics
Can you feel the walls around you?
I feel like I'm suffocating
And I don't mean to be insecure
It's just that no one's escaping
And they kick around the same ideas
And they stay connected to the floor
Just to complain about how everyone's like them
What did you expect?
I forgot to turn a light on
Dropped a line without a sinker
And I'm over feeling so alone
But I can't seem to defeat it
Now we share familiar faces
And we're bored with growing old
But we'll sit here like we're tied in place
As if there's nowhere else to go
I feel like I'm suffocating
And I don't mean to be insecure
It's just that no one's escaping
And they kick around the same ideas
And they stay connected to the floor
Just to complain about how everyone's like them
What did you expect?
I forgot to turn a light on
Dropped a line without a sinker
And I'm over feeling so alone
But I can't seem to defeat it
Now we share familiar faces
And we're bored with growing old
But we'll sit here like we're tied in place
As if there's nowhere else to go
credits
from Permanent Things,
released November 24, 2015
Music/Lyrics by Jason Kaminski
Music/Lyrics by Jason Kaminski
license
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Stalemate Cleveland, Ohio
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Jun 2019 -
Nov 2015 -
Mar 2014
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