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Exit Ten Sunset


We were supposed to feel the same
We were supposed to act like nothing changed
Follow the strict instructions counting up their noise
Follow the way they move and watch with their eyes

Won't let them, fool us again
This day is ours

Wait, wait until the sun it sets over our heads
And we
We won't sleep again
Wait wait until the sun it sets over our heads
The stars
Will lead us from this place

We are the young and we are king
We never let our truth be seen
Selling our ideas off for much needed change
You're better off with us now than you would be against

Wont let them, fool us again
This day is ours

Wait, wait until the sun it sets over our heads
And we
We won't sleep again
Wait wait until the sun it sets over our heads
The stars
Will lead us from this place

I, don't care for much in this world
Except to the stars and the good I deserve

Won't let them, fool us again
This day is ours

Wait, wait until the sun it sets over our heads
And we
We won't sleep again
Wait, wait until they realise we cut the line
We'll cut
The gun will run this place



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