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I swear it feels like I've been here before a million times,
Holed up in my room I'm waiting for anything at all,
I get so sick of thinking nothing ever goes my way,
I end up wasting hours hoping that eventually things are gonna change.

Everything that's happened these past 4 years has made me into what I am,
Despite the pain despite the bruises I can never take it back,
I've spent my entire life in this town it's become more to me than you'll ever know,
But I think it's time to finally move on,
We're moving on.

If you gave me the change I'd fuck it up a million times,
I'm tired of falling for all the same tricks I'm losing my mind,
This could have been my chance to change and just start over again,
But I still feel like that same awkward kid and nothing works out,
Will things ever change?

Everything that's happened these past 4 years has made me into what I am,
Despite the pain despite the bruises I can never take it back,
I've spent my entire life in this town it's become more to me than you'll ever know,
But I think it's time to finally move on,
We're moving on.

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from Growing Up & Apart, released March 15, 2014
Lyrics by Stephen Comanda

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Fighting Seasons Somerville, New Jersey

We are Fighting Seasons from Somerville, NJ. We released our self-titled EP In 2012 and released our debut full-length "Growing Up & Apart" in 2014.

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