Face the Facts

from The Things You Say You Just Went Through by Twin Cities

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Fake a smile and hold a casual conversation with your friends
Try to laugh even when there's nothing to laugh at
cause once you recognize that everyone feels the same as you
you find meaning in the motions we go through

Pick your fights. Some things you just can't and won't get right on your own.
Face the facts. You never get what you want back.
So enjoy what you have while it's still sitting there or lying next to you
cause everything that you love you're eventually gonna lose

Fake a smile and hold a casual conversation with your friends
Make it last cause these are the days you don't get back
and when you're old and grey and you're sitting there with no one next to you
you'll miss everyone you never thought you'd lose

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from The Things You Say You Just Went Through, released September 1, 2014

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