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DNA (feat. Slyleaf)
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We may be parallel
But the world has set us apart
As far as I can tell
It's not as simple as end to start
We lie here in ruin, the future never waits
But I'm still caught up in suspended animation
But I'll fight for every inch
'Cause I can't help it
I can't get to you
If I'm running away
You can't connect
If you just want to stay
If you can't really say we are made this way
It's in our DNA
Is it too late to tell
If we'd end up together
'Cause now we're just in between
Stepping out of your shell
Do you even remember
Who you said that you would be?
In the waiting, reality is fading
So tangible but it's out of reach
Can I be patient in the middle of the making?
It's so much harder than I thought it would be
But you said
Leave it unspoken, leave it to motions
Leave it unspoken, leave it to
Leave it unspoken, leave it to motions
Leave it unspoken, leave it to
We lie here in ruin, the future never waits
But I'm still caught up in suspended animation
But I'll fight for every inch
'Cause I can't help it
I can't get to you
If I'm running away
You can't connect
If you just want to stay
If you can't really say we are made this way
It's in our DNA
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Voia Seattle, Washington
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