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Neurotic

from Bloom by Decent Criminal

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    Bloom vinyl. 2017 release. 10 tracks. Also available for digital download.

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If I knew everything it’d be too hard to choose
I don’t know anything and still don’t know what to do
So I go off in my head again

If I had the motive I’d push to make it through
But I’ve debated and there’s nothing worth to prove
So I go off in my head again, I’ll be the same at tomorrow’s end.

I’ll hate me, then I’ll hate to hate

Alone in a room of friends
They’re hard to still relate to
Don’t wanna sink again

I know I could sit right here and repeat all the shit I do
Or I could go to some place I’ve never been to
I wanna go but I’ve got a will so vague
It’s all the same when you’re neurotically plagued.

I’ll wait, yes, I’ll wait
‘Cause always means always

Off in my head again
Anxiety parades and can be my only friend
And I hate mine, I hate mine, so I hate

Alone in a room of friends
They’re hard to still relate to
Don’t wanna sink again
While I love my friends
It’s hard to still relate when
I don’t find comfort in - knowing I could sit right here and repeat all the shit I do
Or I could move to some place I’ve never been to
I wanna go but will it matter anyway?
Cause it’s all the same when you’re neurotic, you’re neurotically plagued.

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from Bloom, released June 8, 2017

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