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Sleepyhead
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No need to move an inch today stay in bed
Just do the same as yesterday sleepyhead
Look at all the things you do
There’s nothing new, there’s no follow-through
To exit from the paths that don’t lead the way
From the days
That can seem like a nightmare scene that you have to flee
To the warmth of your bed, it won’t let them in
It won’t let them win
You never see what morning looks like
Cause you traded it in for night
Killing illumination and time
With asylum from the light
Take all the stress don’t deal with it sleep it off
The prescriptions can deal with it sleep it off
All the dreams inside of you don’t end up true or inspire new
Exits from the paths that don’t lead the way from the days
That can seem like a nightmare scene that you have to flee
To the warmth of your bed, it won’t let them in
It won’t let them win
You never see what morning looks like
Cause you traded it in for night
Killing illumination and time
With asylum from the light
Trade days for nights
How you choose to live your life
Trade days for nights
How you choose to live your life
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