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In It For The Ride

from Watercolor Days by Eggy

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In It For The Ride (Brownstein)

Well, you’ve burned the bridge
But you’re still in it for the ride
I don’t know how you plan to get there
with nobody by your side

You thought you knew
You had me all figured out
You never asked me first
before you spread it all around

Never reading the book
You made it up in your head
Maybe you should have read
the words they gave you instead

Don’t be bitter when all you want’s to get better
Life’s greatest treasure is to work together
Hold on tight, I’ll stand with you forever
‘Cause I don’t know how long
So let’s keep on the keeping on forever
Forever

We’re all here because we’re the seekers of joy
Unlike the others, who only seek and destroy
Seek and destroy

Don’t be missing the point or spoil the fun
Don’t take the feelings of yourself and make
them about everyone

You can walk away or you can even pretend
But everything you’ve said, it will catch you in the end
In the end

Don’t be bitter when all you want’s to get better
Life’s greatest treasure is to work together
Hold on tight, I’ll stand with you forever
‘Cause I don’t know how long
So let’s keep on the keeping on forever
Forever, Forever

Don’t be bitter when all you want’s to get better
Life’s greatest treasure is to work together
Hold on tight, I’ll stand with you forever
‘Cause I don’t know how long
So let’s keep on the keeping on forever
Forever, Forever, Forever, Forever

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from Watercolor Days, released June 27, 2019

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