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Where You Were

from As Fast As You Can by Miles

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No matter how many hoops you jump through, chances are you're still going to be you.

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Where You Were

I wanna lose track of time
Just lose that sense on purpose
Play ‘til the feeling goes away
Then do the same tomorrow

I wanna do like my heroes did
Though I know verbatim’s not the way
But maybe if I am not tricked
It’ll all give me something to say

And though I’m not yet used to it
Listening seems to work
But think, try, fall, lie
And you’re back where you were

Last time you were in this headspace
There was no space for you at all
And now you’ve carved yourself an inch or two
But you’ve hit another wall

And bam you’re back again my boy
Familiar in the worst of ways
But you’ve been told what to do before
And you still waste all your days

And though I’m not yet used to it
Listening seems to work
But think, try, fall, lie
And you’re back where you were

And pride aside you’ll pay attention
‘Cause it’s what you pretend to do
And just because you said you’d change
Doesn’t make it true
No it doesn’t make it true

And though I’m not yet used to it
Listening seems to work
So think, try, fall, lie
Think, try, fall, lie
Think, try, fall, lie
And you’re back
Where you were

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from As Fast As You Can, released January 28, 2010
Marc Plotkin – Vocals, Guitar
Brandon Sherman – Guitar
Adam Ahuja – Rhodes Piano
Benjamin Jacobs – Bass
Kenneth Flax – Drums, Percussion

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