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Changes
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These are changes that break your world in two,
crowding over the things you wanted to do.
Pressure building in your heart to take the easy route-
give them something to admire and leave nothing for you.
These are decisions that aren't easy to make,
clouded vision, crowded skies in their wake.
Pressure building in your chest- why does this feel like a mistake?
Give them something to aspire to
and then just hide beyond your gates.
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I Wanted Us To Be
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I wanted us to be the first port you came to
the light at the end of any tunnel you were in.
I wanted us to help you seek and discover
the other side of darkness where the healing can begin.
But now we've found a solution that doesn't involve you
and you've found a way to breathe that pollution
and make it into something that is beautiful and true.
I wanted us to be the next thing you needed
the green in the leaves and the water on the ground.
I wanted us to find a path that gave you freedom
to run in the sunlight and to feel it raining down.
But now we've found an existence, so ill at ease,
and you've found a being that laughs at subsistence,
that sees what it wants and it wants all it sees.
That sees what it wants and it wants all it sees.
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