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Restless Streets - My Life As A Frequency Lyrics

My Life As A Frequency Song Lyrics
My Life As A Frequency by Restless Streets Lately, I've been singing the same songs, they're all about you.
This week has shown me that I'm fine without you.
My parents miss the only son they held onto,
If I ever had a chance to bring him back I'd be glad to.
This life has left me in a darkened room, but I watch from outside the lines.
Trouble believing this is how it's supposed to be.
Well, I am young and awake and I've lost something dear to my heart.
I just can't believe that it was me.
Weightless I fall, it's no surprise that you're leaving.
Open up, open up, we have always been here for you,
And we know that you're not scared of anything.
Open up, open up, maybe I was wrong when I said
I know that you're not scared of anything,
Now I know you lied about everything,
How fake can someone be?
My mother was afraid of this, she doesn't know
Why we're leaving here, but I'm alright.
Just tell yourself, just tell yourself that.
My father thinks he's losing me,
He's worried more than he needs to be but I'm alright dad, and I like this,
I'm finally alone, and this is where I always knew that we'd end up.
Side by side.
What can someone blame you for when you're enjoying the ride?
Well, now I'm calling my own shots.
A false hope in a character, I'm in a dream and I can't wake up.
f**k this negative feeling, who was I to think you we're concrete?
I wouldn't care if you we're paper thin,
All I ever really wanted was to see someone happy,
I've got a pulse and a dream in my chest,
The people I love who can finally rest their heads.
Who can finally rest their heads.
I have slipped through my entire life staring straight ahead,
Now I'm trying to be considerate of the present moment.
My mother was afraid of this, she doesn't know
Why we're leaving here, but I'm alright.
Just tell yourself, just tell yourself that.
My father thinks he's losing me,
He's worried more than he needs to be but I'm alright dad, and I like this,
I'm finally alone