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Clueless
02:52
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Verse 1:
I had another dream
Where I ruined everything
Is my subconscious trying to tell me something
What do you think?
Asking stupid questions
Should I make these time investments?
And I don't know what I want
But I never want to be like them
Chorus:
I was just being stupid
Like always
Hope you know that I'm clueless
Everyday
Post-Chorus
We play these parlor games
Every round ends up the same
And we're never satisfied, but who's to blame?
Verse 2:
Making mental notes
Of where I said that I would go
I wanna keep my lies consistent
So that no one ever knows
Got my story straight
Tell everyone I'm doing great
Creating someone
To appreciate
Chorus:
I was just being stupid
Like always
Hope you know that I'm clueless
Everyday
Post-Chorus
We play these parlor games
Every round ends up the same
And we're never satisfied, but who's to blame?
*solo*
Chorus:
I was just being stupid
Like always
Hope you know that I'm clueless
Everyday
I was just being stupid
Like always
Hope you know that I'm clueless
Everyday
Post-Chorus:
I think I'd rather die
Than live this made-up life
I guess for all the pain, at least I tried
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John Vermeersch Shoreview, Minnesota
Thanks for stopping by! These are my demos, so if you're new here, I recommend checking out my band instead: lonelyenclave.bandcamp.com
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