Almost gave up yesterday, almost made it to the top
Short of dying just the other day, fell short of picking up a mop
If its the thought that counts, you can always count on me
I think about it all the time
Its going to hit me like a bolt of white lightning
Here it comes, my peace of mind
Cause Im close, so close, so close
Im close, so close, so close
Falling short of proving it, just a hair from the truth
Little shy of improving it, here I come, Im coming through
Pretty soon Im going to shed this skin Im wearing
Ive been keeping it inside
No one cares just how you got there
No one cares how hard youve tried
But youre close, so close, so close
Youre close, so close, so close
Well Ive known you forever, we complete each others thoughts
Aint like we never got in trouble, its just weve never gotten caught
And if youve got a secret
Its in me you can confide
And if we ever get split up
Ill always be on your side
Cause were close, so close, so close
Were close, so close, so close
Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1983. The group has gone through several stylistic phases, starting from punk and indie rock sounds to embrace a more mainstream sound in the 1990s. Among their most notable albums are "Grave Dancers Union" (1992), which contains the hit single "Runaway Train", and "Let Your Dim Light Shine" (1995). Soul Asylum is known for its catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and the powerful vocals of singer Dave Pirner. The group has collaborated with artists such as The Replacements and Lucinda Williams. Some representative songs include "Runaway Train", "Misery", "Black Gold", and "Somebody to Shove".
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