New Perspective
from Myths by deathbythecolt
lyrics
i've spent too much time self-destructing
i've speny too much time instead of getting into something constructive why don’t i get into something constructive?
i've spent too much time self-destructing
i've spent too much time instead of seeing through some new perspective why don’t i see through some new perspective?
i’ve read on a book: most times mistrust its etiological mistake
i’ve heard on a song: everyone’s doing what’s best for them
looking at the results so far i can see what i don’t want
because when it comes to feelings, i know, it’s hard
but i'm able to make better deals
i've been petty for too long
no reason to be this way
i've speny too much time instead of getting into something constructive why don’t i get into something constructive?
i've spent too much time self-destructing
i've spent too much time instead of seeing through some new perspective why don’t i see through some new perspective?
i’ve read on a book: most times mistrust its etiological mistake
i’ve heard on a song: everyone’s doing what’s best for them
looking at the results so far i can see what i don’t want
because when it comes to feelings, i know, it’s hard
but i'm able to make better deals
i've been petty for too long
no reason to be this way
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from Myths,
released March 10, 2016
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Jul 2016
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