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from The Cycle by Ready Steady Steroids

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Another year has come and gone without much change
You said it would be different but it stayed the same
How could you be so ignorant to those who care?
But they will wait while you’re elsewhere
Some say it is a problem, some say it’s not
But you continue to live on without much thought
You’ve been asked before, but you don’t care
Cause they will wait while you’re elsewhere

This resolution might be hard to do
But we will ask you anyway

Consider this my wish, to leave this all behind us
‘Cause the numbest skin comes back to you
‘Till you change what you don’t want to
Consider this my wish, to leave this all behind us
Will you resolve this large issue?
Is it too much to ask of you?

Change is what we need to flourish and to grow
Just let your faults be washed out with the undertow
If you remain so ignorant to those who care
They might not wait while you’re elsewhere
Rid yourself of all this useless baggage now
Fight so you can pick yourself up off the ground
Do yourself a favour and begin to care
Then we’ll wait, even if you’re elsewhere

This resolution might be hard to do
But we will still ask this favour from you
There might be ups and downs along the way
But we will ask you anyway

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from The Cycle, released December 1, 2015

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