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At Least I'm Still Breathing

from Second City Is Burning by The Damn Tracks

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At least I'm still breathing
fighting for one last chance
at least I'm still breathing
my pain reminds me I'm still alive

and I swear to God if I drank, I'd be drinking alone now
smoking your cigarettes down
my empty head would be full again

so don't blame me for your misery
If your faults were my faults, then I'd have no faults at all
but at least I'm fine

At least I'm still breathing
fighting for one last piece
at least I'm still strong
with my will to carry on

and I swear to God, someone tampered with my circulation
by pouring concrete in my veins
and it sets with every step I take

so don't blame me for your misery
If your faults were my faults, then you'd be imperfect, too
but it doesn't hurt

and I swear to God if I drank, I'd be drinking alone now
smoking your cigarettes down, down, down, down down

so don't blame me for your misery
You have your faults, so you're just a fuck up too
and I know I'm right

Well, there's no way out down this road
There's no way out down this road
There's no way out down this road
There's no way out down this road
so I'll burn that bridge

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from Second City Is Burning, released October 31, 2019

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