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I'm Like A Kinder Egg
03:48
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I wrote your name on a paper airplane and threw it over the cityscape
So I can let go knowing I'll never find it in the commotion.
It's kinda like you
You're gliding over everybody's heads
You're above them all, and you matter so much more to me
You matter so much more to me, now.
Now I'm finding that it's flying back, 'cause the wind's not at my back anymore
So I can't let go or watch it soar into the mess of no culture.
Sun is setting, and it's got this goldish tint
And the air is freezing, but you know I like it that way.
You know I love it that way.
I'm trying to find a way
To cope and break your name
'Cause I'm trying to play this game
You know I'll never be the same
Again.
You're gonna wake up one morning and realize that this was a big mistake one of these days
'Cause you wanna be happy, but you can't be happy when you're pushing everyone you love away.
I'm trying to find a way
To cope and break your name
'Cause I'm trying to play your sick, sad game.
And you know I'll never be the same again.
You'll wake up one morning and realize this was a big mistake one of these days
'Cause you wanna be happy, but you can't be happy when you're pushing everyone you love away.
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Sad To See (demo)
03:08
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Broadcast Fiction Kent, Ohio
Broadcast Fiction is a local alternative, pop punk band from Kent, OH.
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