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Can’t Complain Lyrics by Illbert

Eden

2020

[Verse]
I can’t complain, but I can’t take it any more
Is there a way to be just like I was before?
Now I’m afraid
My greatness was just fantasy my sanity is vanishing from each and every pore
And it’s horrifying me to feel this sorrow for myself
Who am I to be unhappy bout tomorrow cause I felt
A little disturbed when I missed perfection
Turn a blister to a sure infection
Now the first question on the test, sir is a dish best served cold, what I deserve
Bold enough to sell your soul, check the lеdger: sold
When I forget scold mе cause I need to be told
How good I got it, doesn’t make a difference just to label it ironic
Upon this rhetoric I’m posting all of my neurotic tendencies
I pretend to be anonymous, obviously caught between a rock and cotton soft enough to
Cushion any fall
Wasn’t pushed at all prematurely calling from my solitary inner monologue
Obligated to be not just tolerating but elated at the thought of another day in my resplendent state
Hallucinations are the only explanation for the way I feel
Haven’t been okay since trading places with reality
Can there be malice seen in innocent events?
My analyses all encourage me to second guess
The perspectives that I held to be objectively correct
All in service of ensuring my enduring self respect
Lesson learned, now the tourniquet is
Wound around my neck
If you’re drowned in debt you can’t afford the burden of regret

[Verse 2]
How can I deny that I’ve always had it made when
I can count the bodies that are sleeping on the pavement?
I feel ashamed that I ever claimed any pain rent is paid so why am I complaining?
Only thing that’s plain bends my brain spent a day contemplating how to say
I’m afraid I might invalidate my good intentions
Need to recalibrate my sense of what is fabricated tension
I’ve been saturated with the facts I maybe shouldn’t mention
That I’m craving some opinions that’s a privilege no pretending
I am dense enough to fail to comprehend the one dimensional
Relationship between my train of thought and what is sensible
I’ve got no defense at all my epiphany presents appalling truths
Now I’ve squandered all my dignity a minute takes a very long time when I’m spinning
Please forgive me if I’ve been a little intimate with winning (Sinning)
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"Can’t Complain" appears on "Eden" in 2020.

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