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Beneath
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It seems alright
It seems so bad
It’s just a bitter taste
That makes you mad
But don’t be mad at the world
Because it doesn’t do what you do
And don’t be sad all the time
You think no one loves you
Do you miss me?
And do you hear me?
How can you love what you do?
When no one cares about you
And all this laughing
It drives me crazy
And this confusion
Gives me no room
These walls are down, down, down.
But they don’t leave me alone
This is all my fault
Or am I thinking wrong?
Do you miss me?
And do you hear me?
How can you love what you do?
When no one cares about you
The weight of the world
Is tearing you apart
But a flower grows
From the tears of your heart
Do you miss me?
And do you hear me?
How can you love what you do?
When no one cares about you
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Figure 8 Harrodsburg, Kentucky
Formed in the fall of 2010, Figure 8 is a rock band created by singer/songwriter, Ryan Sanders.
Originally formed
by high-school friends in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, Figure 8 went on to record two albums, including 2013's "Speaking My Language". After a hiatus from 2014-2017, Figure 8 returned as a solo project, and released a brand-new album, "Ex Nihilo", on 01/08/21.
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