yeah, you say that all the time
and you mean it only sometimes
are you out in all that sunshine
waiting to derail
wanting needing fighting feeling
waiting to derail
needing wanting feeling fighting
waiting to derail
yeah, you say that only sometimes
but you mean it all the same
are you out in all that sunshine
just waiting to derail
wanting needing feeling wanting
waiting to derail
wanting changing
do you feel it?
do you feel it?
are you waiting to derail
to derail
waiting to derail
waiting to derail
waiting to derail waiting to derail
are you waiting?
yeah, you say that all the time
but you mean it only sometimes
are you out in all that sunshine
are you feeling better now
that you're waiting to derail
wanting feeling trying embracing
but you're waiting to derail
waiting. yeah, waiting to derail
you're waiting to derail
yes you're waiting to derail
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