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Nothing New
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I can’t really complain
Everyone sits alone in their own damn car
Mistaking relationships with people with the empty seat next to them
I can’t really complain
We alone are responsible for this traffic
And global warming
And dying birds.
But in my mind
Nothing new is now arrived
In my mind
Everybody’s suffering from the same complex
In my mind
everybody’s making the same mistakes.
I can’t seem to complain
Even when it’s justified, i can’t explain
The toll it takes from me sometimes
and when my body’s crumbling and my spirit’s down the drain
I can’t seem to complain
The damage you’ve done, the damage you’ve done, the damage.
But in my mind
Nothing new is now arrived
In my mind
Everybody’s in it with the same disease
In my mind
Everybody’s craving the same sense of ease.
I can’t seem to forget
Everybody’s waiting and i can’t forget.
Eyes shut, tongue tied
The maschine is still functioning
So i can’t complain.
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Almost Grown
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Eliad Green. Sho'Eva, Israel
Eliad Green is an imaginitive singer-songwriter, producer and a special ed' music teacher.
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