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Up the Ante
02:47
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There's a life of ease ya come to expect.
Say ya wanna work hard, but won't stick out your neck.
Always waiting for the next big break,
'til you get disappointed and recount all your mistakes.
Devil in you asks, "Why should I try?"
Ain't a job for ya worth clocking in,
still ya pound the pavement all your means spent.
Say to win, you gotta play the game,
but the House never loses when you're getting underpaid.
Up the ante, or will you sit this one out?
You got your own beat and you don't wanna march along.
Who said you're only as good as your worth in time?
Ain't a job for ya worth clocking in,
still ya count the hours 'til you're "me" again.
Not a winner, but were you born to lose?
And if love is a labor, have you paid up all your dues?
What's a devil when a living's turned you inside out?
You got your own beat and you don't wanna march along.
Who said you're only as good as your worth in time?
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Little Things
02:06
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Kept a steady pace when I should've ran.
There were nights I stayed in bed
when I should have called a friend instead.
Older you get, the faster summer's go.
Leave your doubt in the basement,
shake off your bones, the worry fades away.
Find yourself on the ledge again,
this time you're looking out instead of down.
Can't tuck yourself behind a setting sun.
There's road ahead, you got the wheels and time
and need to escape from the demons in your basement,
but you don't always have to run away.
If you start with the little things,
it's always the little things, go!
We all got our little things,
so when you gonna focus on yourself?
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Teenage Bigfoot Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bisexual Party Punk Extraordinaires keeping it fun, fast, and accessible since 2013.
tiff (s/h) x joe (h/h) x gray (t/t)
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