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112.4 Lyrics by ReRedemption

Watch for Falling Rocks

2020

[Verse 1]
Why must I be like this waiting for my sunny anna?
I've been tripping over people like a kart on a banana
I've been lost before in times like these
But nothing's quite the same cause
I'm used to that but not to this
You left it harder than before
I can't be the pretender, my things are in the dark
I've been dying to show you what's your place in my heart
Not anymore, I've kicked down the door
There's nothing left in store for me
The only thing left is to show you what I mean
What's my problem I can't quite get over the fact
That I'm not the same as others
When it came to self-appreciation replaced with dedication
Which is translating they focus their time on what to do in life
I stood alone on the dock in 1995
[Chorus]
Nothing's still a thing
I can't even sing
It's all the hope someday
I do it anyway
Nothing's still a thing
I can't even sing
It's with the hope someday
I do it anyway
I do it anyway
I do it anyway
I do it any way I can
[Verse 2]
Try to make things better on the second attempt
But I'm lackluster a nervous cluster
Of thoughts sprawled onto pieces of paper
Nothing catches me like when we are apart
But together is much better with her wrapped around my heart
I know no one is going to hear this what's the point of being hidden
If I learned anything from you it's to expect the unexpected
But I need to say before the mark about who I want
Well who I want, It's who I need to appreciate
All that you've never done for me
[Chorus]
Nothing's still a thing
I can't even sing
It's with the hope someday
I do it anyway
Nothing's still a thing
I can't even sing
It's with the hope someday
I do it anyway
[Verse 3]
Thinking of the people who put me in my stance
And the factors that led me to be in your hands
It's all so perfect, a situation at best
Time with you is all, and when it came off my chest
There's nothing like this feeling everything else is receding
But my strings and floor are covered in these words forever
It's an amazement
A new hint
A rather important series of events
That led me to be capture this feeling of sense
For you, I need to say I wish you were my muse
But you're with him I understand
So thanks for the amuse-mention your name
And I smile once then deter
Cause I'm doubtful I'll ever be able to handle it forever
For you, I wish you weren't who you are now
But I'll change myself before encouraging another
You damn near brought me to my end
Please don't make me go through again

About “112.4” by ReRedemption

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"112.4" appears on "Watch for Falling Rocks" in 2020.

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