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The Quitter
03:49
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Brew a bitter drink, hold the sweet
It's bitter, just taste it
Sweet don't mean nothing when your hear is in the street
I'm happy to be a quitter
The quitter in you can quit this place, god awful race
We're meant for something higher
We just start in an opposite place
I'm sour, don't judge me, not ripe. It's not too late
You're invited to a party, come on it's going to be great
Bypass the prophecy, speed up the date
Round bout 3am meet me at the gate
The quitter in you can quit this place, god awful race
We're meant for something higher
We just start in an opposite place
This is it
The time has come
The map led to a book, which led to you and now,
We can be one
The quitter in you can quit this place, god awful race
We're meant for something higher
We just start in an opposite state
Brew a bitter drink, hold the sweet
It's bitter, just taste it
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Everything comes from above, except our love
And everything depends on this
Everything comes from above, except our love
And everything depends on me
We’re operated from above – a complete machine
The only thing that happens, is that it’s all concealed
There is no free action – we’re in a system
You can see it – but first you’ve got to be it
Everything comes from above, except our love...
I can’t live like I do – I need an answer
Honey and money don’t do it for me
Take some medication – even go on a vacation
But where is the place where I am free
Everything comes from above, except our love...
One does much - one does little
As long as you aim your heart at the middle
This must be some kind of higher guidance
In a time or realization, it’s our liberation
Everything comes from above, except our love...
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