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When Enough's Enough
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If all that you wanted was leaving
Tomorrow would you still be chasing
That one perfect moment
Which has no replacement
Lying in wait now to fake it
As dull as the edge of a razor
Pointed - but still not your savior
The fame’s in your head kid
Like a temptress awaiting
To feed on your baseless desires
Tonight
Each and every night
You peer above the towering heights
Well, I don’t know what tomorrow holds
So wait and see, unlock the mystery
Karma keeps pulling you backward
To a place where all you do is wonder
What could have happened?
Could it have been avoided?
The monologue is never over
Tonight
Each and every night
You peer above the towering heights
Well, I don’t know what tomorrow holds
So wait and see, unlock the mystery
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John Samaras Queens, New York
Born in the future, John traveled back in time to show us how bad music gets in the coming years.
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