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Thank God
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Don't they say that love evades the laws of physics?
I'm pretty sure that's what I thought when I met you
Between my mother and my friends, you found your critics
Still there's no limit to the boundaries you blew through
You always said enough with no specifics
Try and blind me with the science, and skip the truth
Well I tried to park the thought, but my mind kept driving
When it arrived, I found some second thoughts on you
Thank god that I’m prone to overthinking
Thank god that I thought 'til I was sure
Thank god I let it hurt and let it sink in
Now I can tell you without blinking
I don’t need you anymore
Don’t they say that love is blind and blame is blinding?
That explains most of the time I spent with you
So you can keep your family name and social climbing
It’s time I start shining like the diamond I outgrew
Thank god that I’m prone to overthinking
Thank god that I thought 'til I was sure
Thank god I let it hurt and let it sink in
Now I can tell you without blinking
I don’t need you anymore
You once said, "All that ends just ends poorly",
So don’t try calling me bawling when you’re pissed
There's no ‘happy’, there's no ‘ever after’ to this story
And I’ve no urge to reconcile or reminisce
I've put more than I ought to into this
Thank god that I’m prone to overthinking
Thank god that I thought 'til I was sure
Thank god I let it hurt and let it sink in
Now I can tell you without blinking
I don’t need you anymore
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The Northern Folk Melbourne, Australia
The Northern Folk are a unique collective of eleven songsmiths and instrumentalists, wielding a brand of tightly woven alt- folk magnified by massive arrangements and colourful indie-pop sensibilities. With two charismatic vocalists, they defy the odds to avoid overcrowding- in sound, if not on stage- creating songs that deftly move from poetic lyricism to horn-saturated eruptions. ... more
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