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Recalibrate

from Trenches by Revisionist!

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I never thought I'd feel at such a standstill

I kind of miss when we were heading downhill

it makes some sense but I just never guessed

my voice is playing in my head now

we never really get along

he's always pointing out what's wrong as if I didn't know
as if I didn't know

we break down at the first sight of day
it doesn't have to feel, it doesn't have to feel so strange
so slowly taking over
my body's run down
I'm an old soul at heart

and I can't hear a thing when the siren's pass and I go deaf

let's make this silence last

forever
when I recalibrate, when I recalibrate

who's right, who's wrong, does it matter in the end?
when I recalibrate, when I recalibrate

I never thought I'd find you on the other side

we always spoke like we were running out of time

I guess it seems that's all we ever really had together
we took our tests at the same time

neither tried and neither of us passed

we met disappointed looks as if we couldn't tell
as if we couldn't tell

we break down at the first sight of day
it doesn't have to feel, it doesn't have to feel so strange
so slowly taking over

my body's run down
I'm an old soul at heart

and I can't hear a thing when the siren's pass and I go deaf

let's make this silence last

forever

when I recalibrate, when I recalibrate

who's right, who's wrong, does it matter in the end?
when I recalibrate, when I recalibrate

I know it's right 'cause I'm spending too much time
working like a lawyer to convince myself it's fine

I'll never feel it when I'm absolved of all my sins by the self appointed king of guilty men

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from Trenches, released November 4, 2014

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