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Wasters

from Disquiet by Heists

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I can honestly say, that this is how i saw it
You wrote this life off the day you first heard
That I had a choice to fall in line
But I refuse to let hope die

I thrive on the words you said
Throw knives while I hit the ground running
It's all so clear that you lacked the strength when you dissapeared

What's unimaginable is obtainable
Think back to the day, when everything was so bright
And you weren't afraid to go through with a choice in life
Cause nothing seemed out of reach.

Wasters (wasters)
Or so we've been told, giving up everything that we own
Wasters (wasters)
To chase those dreams that we shared, those ones that they left behind
Now they wander the world like they know where they are headed
So happy to be in mediocrity
That life is not for us (not for us)

Always feeling that the odds are stacked
And if I don't react then I can give credit to your words
I can never really play it safe cause it's not okay
Just to walk among the heard
You'll never feel like it's worth it
Just take a seat and observe this

Believe me, I see the fucking end
Believe me, it's more than you could understand

Get what you want or just get old
I know that fortune favours the bold

Wasters (wasters)
Or so we've been told, giving up everything that we own
Wasters (wasters)
To chase those dreams that we shared, those ones that they left behind
Now they wander the world like they know where they're headed
So happy to be in mediocrity
That life is not for us (not for us)

Wasters (wasters)
Giving up everything we own.

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from Disquiet, released February 2, 2018

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