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Stuck at the Bottom

from Megacoustic II by The Mega Yeah

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I don't hear that much at all
sneaking in to the house through these walls.
I won't make it out tonight.
I'm sorry, but I'm locking up these doors.
I wake up in the middle of the night
drowning in my bed and I can't swim to save my life.
Sometimes I feel like I'm under water
And I can't see the light dancing on the waves.
But I'm too deep, I just can't reach.
So here I am sinking to the bottom.
You can't feel how cold it is
looking out the window from inside your house.
My bones still shake and my soul still aches.
Here in this cold, I don't think I can escape.
I wake up in the middle of the night
My chest is on fire and I can't breathe to save my life.
Sometimes I feel like my hearts on fire.
It's like I'm burning alive.
So I blame it on my anemic heart.
So I'll burn to the bottom..
I'm sorry for bailing.. I'm sorry for blowing you off.
I just didn't wanna leave my house.
And I still feel like I'm under water,
but every now and then I get to the surface.
Sometimes I feel like I'm fucking on fire
and I just can't help it.
Sometimes I feel like I just can't leave my house.
And some days I don't want to.
So I'm stuck at the bottom.

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from Megacoustic II, released September 13, 2021

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We used to be four normals. That was until we sent our money to Robert Tilton and he filled us with the Warrior Spirit sent down from the ionosphere. That's when we became the most powerful force in the known universe, The Mega Yeah!

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