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Letting Go (Effort Ain't Enough)

from Over the Bridge by Dear Youth

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I wanted to tell you why I would stay up at night. I wanted to tell you why I thought I’d be alright. Not wanted. But wanted. No lines we’re connected. Thoughts came over me just like a bright light. Memories engraved in my head with a knife. Not wanted. But wanted. I feel so rejected. I fell over you just like a left bike. Memories that slept on the pavement all night. Not wanted. But wanted. Why is everything the same? I got a lot to say. Raking leaves of my dismay. Falls what I’ve done of late. Why is everything the same. I’ve got a lot to say. Colours change on rain days. Falls what I’ve done of late. Letting go is something I should know. It’s what resets the game, instigates change. In this world we’re in some things we cannot win. Effort ain't enough all you need is luck. Letting go is something I should know. It's what resets the game, instigates change. In this world we're in some things we cannot win. Why is everything the same?

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from Over the Bridge, released October 7, 2016
Lyrics by - Jared Zuckerman
Composed by - Brendan Pilon, Jacob Saray, Devon Cleary, Eduardo Fonseca
Produced, Recorded & Mixed by - Luc Sylvester
Mastered by - Sam Pura (Panda Studios)

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