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Slow

from Wasted Words by As We Age

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Time my biggest enemy
No matter what it always seems to get ahead of me

Looking into the future I am scared
The most scared I've been in a long time
What am I going to do with my life? I haven't begun to figure it out
And all my friends are leaving me in the dust

I'm seeing everyone I know grow and move on with their lives
And I feel like I'm stuck in the same place
And most of the time I feel like I'm doing something wrong with my life
I don't know
Maybe I'm just slow

Quit my job because I couldn't get paid
Just dicked around every single goddamn day
And what do i have to show for all the time i spent fucking miserable?
Sleeping through the day working all night long and

I'm seeing everyone I know grow and move on with their lives
And I feel like I'm stuck in the same place
And most of the time I feel like I'm doing something wrong with my life
I don't know
Maybe I'm just slow

And everything that i used to know
Seems so far gone now and it's left a hole
I'll try my best to forget and move on
Because everything can't be so miserable
(What am I going to do with my life? I haven't begun to figure it out
And what do i have to show for all the time i spent fucking miserable?)

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from Wasted Words, released March 22, 2014

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