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Wreck Myself

from Maybe It'll Be Alright by Geoff Ong

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Lately, daybreak
Seems to arrive before I want it
Splitting in two on the horizon

Flooding my brain with all the things that I haven’t done
Overthink about the returning of the sun

Always feeling like I’m paralysed
Forever waiting on some kind of sign
It never feels like this is the right time

Overthinking every little thing
Hating on myself relentlessly
Freaking out in my own head again

Don’t wanna think about the ways that I’ve been messin it up
Push it away and I’ll pretend that I just don’t give a fuck
It fucks me up the way I wreck myself, wreck myself, ooh you know that I just

I’m just, restless
Chasing tomorrow on a breadcrumb
Before movin’ on onto the next one

Sometimes I feel like I should learn how to slow things down
Freaking out at night every time I try to lay down

Always feeling like I’m paralysed
Forever waiting on some kind of sign
It never feels like this is the right time

Overthinking every little thing
Hating on myself relentlessly
Freaking out in my own head again

Don’t wanna think about the ways that I’ve been messin it up
Push it away and I’ll pretend that I just don’t give a fuck
It fucks me up the way I wreck myself, wreck myself, ooh you know that I just

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from Maybe It'll Be Alright, released November 20, 2020

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