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Just Keep Swimming
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I've been waiting it out
I've been wasting my life away
I've been holding out for something
While avoiding responsibility
What's it to you?
What's your motivation?
Something better's on the way
But something worse will take it's place
It's a cycle I can't change
But it keeps me moving forward
When you're gains turn into losses
Plans may change, you'll go off course
So watch your step
Cause it's not hard to lose your place
The good and bad
All start to look the same
I'm moving on,
But not fast enough
Something better's on the way
But something worse will take it's place
It's a cycle I can't change
But it keeps me moving forward
Something better's on the way
But something worse will take it's place
It's a cycle I can't change
But it keeps me moving on
Moving on
I'm moving on
Something better's on the way
But something worse will take it's place
It's a cycle I can't change
But it keeps me moving on
I'm moving on
I'm moving on
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Safety? Always Off! Illinois
Birthed from a tweet about easycore revival and an EP race started during quarantine, their catchy choruses and heavy
breakdowns caused a stir in St. Louis, Urbana, and the Tri-State Area.
Blake Mickens of Inches from Glory and Dan Wachtel pooled their extreme metal and pop punk influences to create easycore, but with Blast Beats and caveman riffs!
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