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Still Repeating

from Vitamin R / Mycelium by Radio Haze

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STILL REPEATING
(Lyrics by Hubi Hofmann/Philipp Janoske)

have you ever seen yourself in the future before?
have you ever heard of things happening once more?
do you feel angry or do you feel glad?
what can you do? - (what can you do?)
it's drivin' you mad

don't be afraid
I won't let you down
it's never too late
to pick you up before you hit the ground

still recovering from the scars of the past
still repeatin' itself and I sense it will last

have you ever met yourself in a room of mirrors before?
have you ever done those things you always tried to ignore?
do you feel angry or do you feel glad?
what can you do? - (when you're trippin')
it's drivin' you mad

don't be afraid
I won't let you down
it's never too late
to pick you up before you hit the ground

still recovering from the scars of the past
still repeatin' itself and I sense it will last

(solo: Philipp Janoske)

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from Vitamin R / Mycelium, released January 24, 2009

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