Head Rush

from The Youth by Prophets

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I never thought I could be so complacent with the blood rushing to my head / When these days, I never thought i would feel the same again / I never felt that I would accomplish anything / I'm passing out from the blood / and some days I just feel like I've given up on life (on life) / When these times (these times) go by / over and over / I am unsure of what I will become / or what my calling has for me
/ but I know one thing for sure /I was a here for a reason / but when my time here is up / I know was here for a reason / but then you threw it away / everything I ever worked for / but when my time here is up / I know I was here for a reason.

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from The Youth, released November 15, 2012

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