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There’s just too much geography between us
For something to grow
It’s a thing I know, but I try to forget it.
They say blood is what runs the thickest
And that’s what we’ve got
But sometimes I’m not sure we’ve got much else

And we better think quick, if we wanna share tomorrow
That’s what I always say, but when tomorrow comes

I get to thinkin’ bout my own self,
I get to thinkin’ bout my own pain
You don’t believe the things that I say anymore.

There’s just so much that wants to come between us
All the things we’ve done
But one by one I try to forget them
You know I’m thinkin’ on it every day
And that’s how it goes
‘Cause we’re born to know the others’ faces.

And we better think quick, ‘cause I wanna share tomorrow
And really, who’s to blame? That when tomorrow comes

We get to thinkin’ bout our own selves,
We get to thinkin’ bout our own pain
Don’t wanna be ashamed what I say anymore.

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from Qats, released November 1, 2019

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