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Just to Get to You
05:03
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One more night on the line and the rails, they collide
Things get so complicated, aha
Through the mummified ears, friends and lovers and peers
Downfall anticipated, aha
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
I can see the things you want me to, yes and
I can be the things you need
So through troubles survive, battered spirit alive
Somewhere down through the layers, aha
Over thorns in your path under currents of wrath
Psychocritic naysayers
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
I can see the things you want me to, yes and
I can be the things you need me to, need me to and
I can see the things you want me to, yes and
I can be the things you need
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
Just to get to you, Just to get to you
Just to get you alone
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Life on the Outside
05:57
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Coming up on seven months for three-eighty-four
Ah yeah, I’ve worn the same uniform
Yeah I know I threw the game, I want my life to stay the same
Keep me in these prison walls, cinderblocks and waterfalls, ah yeah, ah yeah
Used to make me happy watching blood on the streets
Now I cannot get the stain off my feet
I like it better tied and chained, you know I’ve never been afraid
Leaping over bodies laid, know it’s only done and said and
I can’t take life on the outside
Freedom isn’t me
I can’t fake it, life on the outside
Bleeding liberty
Most the men mark the time deep in the walls
Years in the eyes, they shuffle down the halls
But I watch the fractured sun through bars, grillwork mesh of stolen cars
If I could do it all again, you know I wouldn’t change a thing and
Chorus
I sit and watch the nightmare; It circles, going nowhere
What difference does it make, what difference does anything make?
Anything make, anything make?
Coming up on seven months for three-eighty-four
Ah yeah, I’ve worn the same uniform
Yeah I know I threw the game, I want my life to stay the same
Keep me in these prison walls, cinderblocks and waterfalls
Don’t need clothes or shopping malls, don’t need more than one phone call
Keep me swabbing down the halls, I tell ya, you can keep it all and
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Different Song
09:46
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She’s taking pictures of the stars at night
She listens softly under pale moonlight but something’s wrong; Something’s wrong
She’s got a bag half full inside her room
She keeps it blackened like a funky tomb but not for long; Not for long
If this young woman has her way, a different song
She’s gonna show ‘em she can play a different song
They said she’s gonna have to settle down
Put her feet deep into solid ground but they don’t know; Ah, they don’t know
She’s got some money saved from who knows where
They’re gonna wake up soon, she won’t be there she’ll be long gone; Oh, long gone
She’s got it written in her head, a different song
She’s gonna play it ‘til she’s dead, a different song
Yeah, she found a place to stay
Found a place to spend her pay
Found the will to keep away
They said she’s gonna ruin her life for sure
Hung up posters of her young and pure but far too late; Oh, far too late
She’s tasting freedom like a hot sweet meal
Could never dream up just how good this feels
And it wasn’t wrong, oh, it wasn’t wrong
Hears it echo through her room, a different song
Every day a brand new tune, a different song
Sing it screaming underneath the moon, a different song
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Paul Lesinski
Paul’s music is a fusion of genres, blending the raw power of classic rock with hints of progressive rock that captivates
listeners and takes them on a sonic journey.
Lyrically, Paul reflects the era and concerns of his audience, whether reveling in the opportunity to be the best version of yourself, to lamenting the fractured state of political and social connection.
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