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Time Tense

from Inadequacy by Passive Tourist

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You were born whenever
It's not like it defines what you do with your life, oh, oh
What you want from it is
Is a word in a book thats a lie, I don't think I would try oh, no
You were made so vibrant, you feel every tick of time
Except the one that beats inside, oh, oh
You said your life was over you were young but
You'd run out of time out of time, oh oh

You're so set in your fears and set in your ways
you tried to put your fear into mine
I can't live that lie, no
To you life is a weight you drop on yourself
And it crushed you, you think that's just fine
Thats it's just fine no
And to live under all that pressure
All of which of it you have supplied
Doesn't make for a very good, time

You were safe yourself but,
You made me doubt all that defined my life and times, oh, oh
What you replaced it with was,
was a fear of the future
That I can't survive, oh, no
In of a life of possibles
you said I'd guessed wrong every time
like an ending line, oh, oh
If that's the truth then, I won't waste any more of your time
your fucking time, oh, no

You're so set in your fears and set in your ways
so you tried to put your fear into mine
I can't live that lie
To you life is a weight you drop on yourself
And it crushed you, you think thats just fine
Thats just fine no
And to live under all that pressure
all of which of it you have supplied
Doesn't make for a very good, time

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from Inadequacy, released November 28, 2015

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