| Mostly we repeat: We’re tired
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| Back and forth
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| As we come home in the dark
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| And e-mail: Sorry for the late reply
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| Back and forth
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| My brain keeps getting away from me
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| To the point where when I close my eyes I see
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| The million, million plastic particles
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| Covering the ocean floor
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| Floating back and forth
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| Back and forth
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| This is not the fall I was expecting
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| Warm winds
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| This is not the fall I was expecting
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| Warm winds
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| Too warm for October
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| It’s too warm for October
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| I agonize
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| But I don’t agonize enough
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| Keep seeing my grandchildren die
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| But I can’t seem to turn the lights off
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| As I leave the room
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| And I leave the room
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| Believe me, baby, I leave the room
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| This is not the fall I was expecting
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| Warm winds
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| This is not the fall I was expecting
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| Warm winds
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| It’s too warm for October
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| It’s too warm for October
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| It’s too warm for October
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| It’s too warm for October
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s keeping our head above water
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s keeping our head above
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| Keeping our head above
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| Keeping our head above water
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s not politics, it’s sink or swim
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| It’s keeping our head above
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| Keeping our head above
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| Keeping our head above water |