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Square One - Death by Nostalgia

from Inclusion by Test of Time

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Let's go back to square one
Where we sang along with that old swan song
Believing in those words
The anthem of our dying breed
While most turned the page or turned to dollars in the end
We read it one more time, absorbed what the messenger had meant
It means more to me now than it did back then
And I'm more clever now than I ever was
Ready to expand on all the time well spent
Ready to get back to square one
It seems the older that I get
The harder it becomes
To keep step in time
To keep friends around
I'll never be a person who can just walk away at anytime
And I'll try my best to keep whats left from falling way behind
IT'S JUST THE SAME FIVE KIDS THAT IT WAS BACK THEN
AND WE'RE MORE CLEVER NOW THAN WE EVER WERE.
READY TO EXPAND ON ALL THE TIME WELL SPENT
READY TO GET BACK TO SQUARE ONE
But it seems all the forces holding me back
From remembering the times that we had.
The spark is back on the inside
I want nostalgia until the day I die
But it seems all the forces are holding me back
From remembering the times that we had.
The spark is back on the inside
I want nostalgia until the day I die
The older that I get
The harder it becomes
To keep step in time
To keep friends around
I'll never be a person who can just walk away at anytime
And I'll try my best to keep what's left from falling far behind
FAR BEHIND

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from Inclusion, released July 19, 2012

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James Christopher - Guitar
DJ Butler - Bass
Charles Chaussinand - Guitar
Jeff Novak - Drums
Todd Pollock - Vocals

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