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To Just Be Human
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To Just Be Human
Why is it so hard to understand?
We never had to think much 'bout it anyway
'cause everything came natural
And everything was light
And now I see it fading as we rue the night
It shouldn't be so hard to feel, to be so true, to be so real
To just be human
To carry on, the way you deal. Your broken thoughts, the love you kill
Just be human. Just be human
Taking back the words we sang in mid-July
The song was just a metaphor for happiness
But happiness does not exist
And everything's a lie
And it seems so regrettable to wonder why
It shouldn't be so hard to feel, to be so true, to be so real
To just be human
To carry on, the way you deal. Your broken thoughts, the love you kill
Just be human. Just be human
It shouldn't be so hard to feel, to be so true, to be so real
To just be human
To carry on, the way you deal. Your broken thoughts, the love you kill
Just be human.......
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Max Low Ohio
Michael J. Pepe a.k.a. Max Low. From OH to NY back to OH to only God knows where. Former Owner/Engineer/ Producer at These Outer Spaces T.O.S. Studio NY. Founding member of The Sad Little Stars and Pioneers of Seduction.
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