Sleep

Album: Love the Future (2009)
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  • Turn day into the night
    Face to wash, teeth to floss
    More coffee down the drain
    Concerta in my brain
    But got nothing yet to show

    I had to read the facts
    Back to back
    Book to book
    Can't sleep until I'm done
    But at that time the sun
    Will come up
    And keep my high

    You're never ever gonna find me
    I'm worn out, gon' run away
    I need to get some sleep

    I'm dying to leave the work behind me
    Get inspired, and find my way
    I need to get some….

    Turn night into the day
    Rain to snow
    Studio
    We're cold but we're alive
    Another month inside
    But got nothing yet to show

    That's just the way it goes
    Some do fine
    Some do lines
    And some just stay awake
    No time to take a break
    Or escape into a dream

    [Chorus]

    It's comin around
    It's comin around
    It's comin around
    Round

    It's comin around
    It's comin around
    It's comint around
    Round Writer/s: David Andrew Wallach, Maxwell C. Drummey
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, D RANGER PUBLISHING
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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