| Zonin' off melatonin
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| Shit got me fucking goin'
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| Thinking of hearts I’ve molded, then the delicate one I’m now holding
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| Fix the shells that are broken, they say my hands were golden
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| But these gloves are blood-stained
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| I feel like a monster watching them open up, 'til I seal all of these cuts
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| It’s a race against time and sometimes I’m not fast enough
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| You win some, you lose some, they say
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| Though the stakes get raised when a life is put in the way
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| Don’t know why I choose to play
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| Wanted to be a hero
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| Didn’t figure what life is like working at ground zero
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| Mama told me that God has his eye on the sparrow
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| But what about us, the mere mortals?
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| Medicated to a portal of an apathetic shell
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| The surface handles well, but I need a cardiologist so I can feel myself
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| Started with insomnia, now my mind’s on the rim
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| Spiraling towards oxy’s, opiates, and some Klonopin
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| I’m just trying to change my ways, my ways, my ways
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| But it just stays the same like a heartbeat
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| Like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat
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| I’m just trying to change my ways, my ways, my ways, my ways
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| But it just stays the same like a heartbeat
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| Llike a heartbeat, like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat, baby
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| Gotta start deciding
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| They say greed is evil, but depression is a modern sin
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| Mind racing, not sure if it’s the beginning or end
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| Of my thoughts, going a mile a minute
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| Tryin' to change how I’m living
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| But can’t make stable decisions
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| Mind edgin' at the point of tippin'
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| 'Til it’s time for work, I gotta be a slate
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| And this apathy and numbness makes me perform great
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| I’m praised for these calculations that I’ve been forced to make
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| By keeping myself rational inside of a sedated state
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| So around and around we go, the vicious cycle
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| My service is a favor and these people feel entitled
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| A sole responsibility, just to perform
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| Don’t know why my heroics turned to contemplations, I’m torn
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| No man can be a god, I don’t deserve to play it
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| Looking at these patients, EKG is losing patience
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| There’s a party in my head and they’re pissing in the basement
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| Emotions I’ve repressed begin to show their ugly faces
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| It’s nails on the chalkboard of my sanity, scraping
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| Up my empathy, maestro of life, creating symphonies
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| Upon the epiphany, the human condition ain’t worth conditioning
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| Cause nobody is listening
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| Self prognosis, beyond me
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| A bit of addiction tossed in with DID
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| Sorry to say, just a product of a society
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| Compliantly using our anxiety
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| As a means for addiction, you fit the description
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| Come take the prescription, we promise to fix this
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| But I’m part of the business, so riddle me this
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| What does a man with both hands tied behind his convictions
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| Do to perform surgery?
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| If he does it for others, I hope that shit work for me
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| I say, oh, can you hear me?
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| Can you see me?
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| I say, ooh, can you hear me?
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| Can you see me?
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| Ah, ain’t no
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| Ah-ah, ain’t no
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| Oh, yeah, ain’t no
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| Ain’t no
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| The room is closing in and I can barely breathe
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| The red on the walls will never let me leave
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| The man behind the wall will never let me down
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| And there’s been moments I was hoping you would still be 'round
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| I can be a really shitty time for you to pass these out
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| To all your patients with intentions of us passing out on couches
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| I’d rather be at my step daddy’s house; |
| the mattress where I lay my head
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| Jamming out to cashing out the classics
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| My ways, my ways, my ways, my ways
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| Like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat
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| Like a heartbeat, oh
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| I’m just trying to change my ways, my ways, my ways
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| But they just stay the same like a heartbeat
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| Like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat, oh
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| Ooh, I say like a heartbeat
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| Da-da, mm, da-da da-da, mm
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| Da-da da-da, mm, da-da, mm
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| Da-da da-da, mm, oh
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| Like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat
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| Like a heartbeat |