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More Than This

by Dividing the Masses

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with age comes regret, but regret never changed a thing when will i learn to grow from my mistakes?
2.
Blink Theory 03:32
i've watched as my world slowly changes around me and i can't seem to grasp that this is all out of my hands whether it be the constant desire to fill an empty void, or hating my friends for living their own lives i need to just accept that this is what it's like to lose my youth things will never be the way that they used to be i have to find some sort of faith to overshadow my regrets faith in myself to know that this is the life i chose, no matter what it takes from me i know i'm only human, but what more could i be? all i want to know is how it feels to truly overcome spending my whole life with one eye pointed to the past has done nothing but hold me back it's time to let go of everything that i've kept inside i'll show this world my heart forever unbroken
3.
my words are anchors, they hold me back my words are anchors, and i'm easily attached they teach me every day how much i've failed to progress i try to live my life in reverie but those thoughts will never set me free my childhood dreams cover these sidewalks in chalk will they ever be reached? or will the rain just wash them away? time keeps disappearing as i lose my youth every dream ends with a promise a promise of something greater than this whispers of the past have traced an outline in my flesh but theres nothing left to show from the burden left around my neck i just can’t let my life be forgotten if i can make it through these days of longing, then i'll learn to sing a song of hope but sentiment is all i have to remind me that i was meant for more than this
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reflection, this is my conviction where am i drawing true inspiration? what good are my passions if they aren't followed by action? i know that i should be the one asking you what you stand for like i've got it all figured out some days it's so much easier to just hide from the guilt i am no godsend i am no walking saint but they say we're supposed to be the change we wish to see an endless search to fill our lives with purpose i know that i have been selfish but that's something we all can change we all have the means to break our chains we are supposed to be the change we wish to see, but i get so lost in my own reflection that i forget what lies inside what does it take to make a man? i've made my amends
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sometimes i lie in bed and pretend i can control my dreams i try to fake reality, but my conscience reminds me that you were never mine love let me go, and this is what we've become now i wont hold my breath for a reason to give you praise i never knew how i'd get myself over this the way your lips spoke as they pressed against mine was so much more than a whisper in my ear the coming fall air will be my best reminder that what lies in the past was never meant to last we were never meant to last i opened my world up to embrace what we'll never know and with all my hopes and dreams beating within you, you just walked away but even with the lungs you stole from my chest, i found a way to breathe without you
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(instrumental)
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this is the end i'll never look at you the same way again you walk a path of shame, all the while bearing your father's name would he be proud? would he be proud of the woman you've become? do you find some sense of comfort filling your life with broken nights? it's hard for me to picture what's been between those thighs and really, it's not like i'm some golden boy but this is all still nothing new for trash like you we've been through this once before, yet here you are trying to convince me to lower myself to your standards do the world a favor and never sober up again you play the victim so well, as if none of us can tell that's no way for a woman to carry herself that's no way for a woman to respect herself you've spent the last three hours knee deep in all your failures begging to get your fill from a man that means nothing to you it's people like you who make me scared to be a father because i would never want to call someone like you my daughter
8.
olé!

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released November 5, 2011

Dustin Schultz - Vocals
Tyler Wright - Guitar
Drew Hemesath - Guitar
Kyle Flickinger - Drums

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