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A Little Stronger

from Rosada by Code Anchor

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lyrics

I think the earth is spinning faster, is spinning faster than ever before
I’ve got to be a little stronger, so I can hold on for a little more
(Save me)

I think I should be getting somewhere, so someone tell me where to go
I think I am forgetting something, but what it is, I don’t know
I guess I just lack direction, at least that’s what they tell me so
It seems I’m on track for nothing, and the brakes gave out long ago

Get it done

I think the sea is rising higher, is rising higher than ever before
I’ve got to be a little stronger so I can tread water until the shore
(Finds me)

I think I should be getting somewhere, so someone tell me where to go
I think I am forgetting something, but what it is, I don’t know
I guess I just lack direction, at least that’s what they tell me so
It seems I’m on track for nothing, and the brakes gave out long ago
2x

Get it done

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from Rosada, released September 20, 2008
Music/Lyrics by Dan Keller

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