How'd you get so far away
There's nothing more to say
You told long ago to leave
Fate to itself
We're gonna need help
The coast is clearly not on my side now
If it ever was
I wanna wring it out every ounce
I wanna do the right thing, when the right thing counts
I wanna feel the difference
To ease my doubts before you disappear
I have battles in my life to keep me distracted
Oh, It's just a lame excuse for acting how I acted
Pushing you away
It was too a high price to pay
I can see that now on miles and miles
I wanna wring it out every ounce
I wanna do the right thing, when the right thing counts
I wanna feel the difference
To ease my doubts before we disappear
I've been down down down
It's not easy to start again
I've been round round round
'til you near me now before you disappear
I wanna wring it out every ounce
I wanna do the right thing, when the right thing counts
I wanna feel the difference
To ease my doubts before we disappear
I wanna wring it out every ounce
Before you disappear
Rival Schools are a post-hardcore band from New York, formed in the late 1990s. The group consists of Walter Schreifels (vocals and guitar), Ian Love (guitar), Cache Tolman (bass) and Sam Siegler (drums). Their music features a blend of hardcore punk, melodic rock and alternative influences, characterized by energetic riffs, introspective lyrics and the powerful vocals of Schreifels. Rival Schools released two studio albums: "Used to Rule the World" (1998) and "Beneath the Harm" (2001), both critically acclaimed and well-received by the underground audience. After the band's disbandment in 2001, the members pursued solo projects or other bands, but Rival Schools have maintained a loyal following and are considered one of the most influential bands in the post-hardcore scene of the 1990s.
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