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Tried and True (Raise the Roof)

from We Were Trying to Make It Out by Jeremy Neale

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What’s the use? It’s probably over.
Time has passed you by without notice.
I’ve seen the news and paid for the adverts,
and my resent’s not meant for you.

I don’t like confrontation or yelling fights,
I’d rather composure.
Don’t liken my contempt to ambition,
It’s time I spent my days with you.

Raise the roof if you’re diggin’ the sound.
Tried and true, I can’t shake it, it’s just so loud.
Of all the times you could do this, why hurt me now?
Tried and true, hope you’re diggin’ the sound.

Oh my life, it’s stuck in a loop where I kick a vice,
Only to fall back worse every time.
And I can’t defend it cos all I do is kill the mood.

Raise the roof if you’re diggin’ the sound
Tried and true, I can’t shake it, it’s just so loud.
Of all the times you could do this, why hurt me now?
Tried and true, hope you’re diggin the sound.

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from We Were Trying to Make It Out, released February 28, 2020

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