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Pancakes

from Gap Year by Middle Relief

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I spent most of last summer wearing black
And cleaning up puke in a Fridays bathroom
Hoping there must be more to life than that
Sweeping the floor wishing I had a vacuum

So i could suck my problems up
Instead of pushing them away
I’ve had enough I know that much
Still waiting for better days cuz

Nothing’s ever black and white
No matter how flat the pancake it’ll always have two sides
So ask me how I’m doing and I’ll tell you that I’m fine
But the world keeps leaving me behind

I always try to keep on looking up
But all I see is falling birdshit
And even when my best can’t make the cut
And i start to question if it’s even worth it

I won’t allow it to get me down
The way it might have used to
I’ve come around and I know now
That I’m gonna live however I choose to

Nothing’s ever black and white
No matter how flat the pancake it’ll always have two sides
So ask me how I’m doing and I’ll tell you that I’ve won
We’re in the clear pass me a beer the better days have come

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from Gap Year, released March 27, 2018

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Like so many other things, Middle Relief was borne out of the curious need for a creative outlet for a bunch of dudes in a suburban New Jersey basement.

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