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When push comes to shove they say
You gotta get out of your own way
And I do agree
But when pieces don’t come together
My greatest threat’s in the glass
Looking back at me
I’ve been alone and forgotten
But I’ve had people talking
The worst of two extremes
If I said that the words didn’t get me
That they never affect me
I’m lying through my teeth
But there’s always time we’ve left to change

Open your eyes and tell me
You won't find I’m over you
At long last I’ve found my voice again
And all told, your time is through

Truth is, there were mis-held perceptions
All the flaws in perfection
That drew these critics here
And I’ve spent too much time in the fire
Pushed back the liars and
Wasting in my fears
But there’s none left to stop me now
It’s amazing how much the time can turn your way
And my path might have fell of course
But I’m on track now
I just need a place to say

Open your eyes and tell me
You won't find I’m over you
At long last I’ve found my voice again
And all told, your time is through

There's always time to change
And I just need a place to say it
There's always time to change
And I just need a place to say...

Open your eyes and tell me
You won't find I’m over you
At long last I’ve found my voice again
And all told, your time is through
Open your eyes and tell me
You won't find I’m over you
At long last I’ve found my voice again
And all told, your time is through

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from Nothing Seemed So Perfect, released March 12, 2013

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