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Deja Vu

from The Lines We Trace by Of Athens

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Deja Vu is simply about trying to change your ways, and having to deal with not being able to, and living with the agony of reverting back to how you've always been, a fucked up weirdo

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Deja Vú Lyrics

(Verse 1)

Do you ever feel like you've been here before? Like a song stuck on repeat that you're desperate to change? Well Jesus Christ, that seems to be the title of my biography I keep screwing up, fucking up and man it's getting old.

(Chorus)

Yeah I’ve tried to learn from my mistakes, yeah I’ve tried to grow wiser with each day yeah I've tried to grow wiser with each day. But those tired old philosophies just don't seem to apply to me, at least when you're moving backwards, there's still a sense of change. But if I always do what I've always done, I'll always be stuck in the same fucking place, no sense of change.

(Verse 2)

I'm always the first one to give my friends advice
But yet I have no clue what I'm doing when it comes to my own life.

(Bridge)

Ive never felt so lost, I’m fed up with it and now I’m pissed, all I want is to finally be free, trapped under social anxiety .

(Interlude)

I'm bipolar antisocial ADHD seems that I'm a chronic failure and no one can fix me

(Chorus)

(Breakdown)

(Chorus)

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from The Lines We Trace, track released October 22, 2014

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