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Feeling Okay in a Different Place

from Native Wildlife by Native Wildlife

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Every day is a struggle to see if this life is really worth the suffering.
I'm taking this string of my regrets and snapping it off from my neck.

Sometimes the voice in my head gets the best of me.
If I confess to feeling helpless, would it help me see my way through this and live in the moment?
Life doesn't have to be all misery, I swear there's some good in all of this.

I can't stop it all from crashing down on me. A constant weight, gravity has its fucking hold on me.
If I let go of the past, will it help me to see this all a little more clearly?
I would be content with the smallest answer.
No matter how much I change, the questions stay the same.
I'll say what I've always known: just live, have hope. One day I will feel at peace.

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from Native Wildlife, released April 3, 2015

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