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A Dolphin Is Just a Shark with a Smile Lyrics by Four Year Strong

2011

[Verse 1]
Let's start this thing off right
You've only heard it about a hundred times
And it will take a hundred more
But since you signed your life on the dotted line
It's like no place feels like home
But no you're not alone
You've been sinking like a stone
You can't even manage to hit the bottom
You better believe you still weigh them down
I don't have to deny myself
I'm heading back east until you prove yourself
I'm calling you out, you call me up
So call me crazy but I've had enough
This might be wrong but I think I'm ready
So just ask me
[Chorus]
Hey! Since when do you walk away?
You functuate through words
Climbing all the way to the top
Just to drop like a single on a burnt-out stereo
Hey! how did it come to this?
You've been the longest at the low
Everything has got to get better now
[Verse 2]
I'm sick of having myself planted in one spot than moving on
Just give me a second, just one second to breathe
I won't have to surprise myself
I split from neck, cause I never needed help with holding my head up high
It's like no place feels like home when you're all alone
You're just a scary old story
If only you would ever listen
To the warning of the scream how
No place feels like home when you're all alone
Then you find out the hard way
That you've always had it easy
This might be wrong but I think I'm ready
So just ask me
[Chorus]
Hey! Since when do you walk away?
You functuate through words
Climbing all the way to the top
Just to drop like a single on a burnt-out stereo
Hey! how did it come to this?
You've been the longest at the low
Everything has got to get better now
[Bridge]
Go on! Tell me everything you thought you knew about breaking through the
Front line! up to the teeth and descend on taking everything from you
Go on! Tell me everything you thought you knew about breaking through the
Front line! Am I getting through to you?
[Chorus]
Hey! Since when do you walk away?
You functuate through words
(Hey! Hey!)
No place feels like home when you're all alone
Hey! how did it come to this?
You've been the longest at the low
(Hey! Hey!)
No place feels like home when you're all alone

About “A Dolphin Is Just a Shark with a Smile” by Four Year Strong

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