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Wrecking Ball for a Dead End

from Currents by Early Riser

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May I please have your attention
This will not, I repeat, this will not be on the test
Somebody failed to mention
No one cares that we used to be the best

No grades, no rankings
No one is waiting for us anymore

So tell me what I need
Here's your wrecking ball for a dead end
But what if it's too late?
Oh, it always and it never is

I can’t get their attention
I'm trying so hard, it's never enough
Somebody failed to mention we’re
Too old for teen angst, too young to give up

I know what's waiting for me to take the reins
But the fear is crippling, and my limbs, they feel so strange

So tell me what I need
Here's your wrecking ball for a dead end
But what if it's too late?
Oh, it always and it never is

So take a breath and channel a time when you were less afraid
When the lights go down, what will you have to say?

Oh, what if it's too late?
Oh, it never ever ever ever is
When the lights go down, what will you have to say?

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from Currents, released June 16, 2017

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Early Riser Brooklyn, New York

Early Riser plays cello-driven pop-punk with soaring vocal harmonies, catchy hooks and uplifting lyrics.

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