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Confidence and Common Sense

from I'm Not Him Anymore by Kennedy

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I don't feel anything anymore.
Not since the days when I felt so sure;
Thriving in confidence and my common sense.
Well I'm not him anymore.

Why'd I go and ascend towards a place filled with doubt?
Just shy of where I've been.
What's lost is never found.

I've been feeling much worse lately
These thoughts just won't escape
And now I'm in the ground and barely breathing
Tasting the dirt and debris
This is how you stop me from thinking about how the past can prevent you from moving on?

Such a pitiful waste of a life
So rot with your kind

I don't feeling anything anymore
Not since the crave from way back before;
Thriving in sustenance and the suddenness of a rush for the cure.

Fill the days with the sound of a clock slowing down
Up all night in bed all night again
Turning around and round

Oh, I know it so well;
The nightly trend
Of dreading rest for the morning starts it all up again.
Pit in my stomach til I deem it's only fair to try my best to care.

So watch us as we drive off
Towards the horizon on the east
Our hearts are full of gold but
Our minds are weak
You say you're gonna miss me
But you don't know it yet
I'll never come back the same
So hold your breath

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from I'm Not Him Anymore, released March 27, 2017

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