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Opening track! Kicks off the album with what I call "way too many things happening at once". Yes, that is a distorted ukulele, get used to it.

The bridge lyrics are a holdover to when the album was more of a concept album than it is right now--although you'll see more of those throughout.

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i know i've caused you problems
and i know that isn't all
i really need to talk to you,
you won't return my calls
i think we should discuss what our
discussion was about
so i'm leaving you this message
so that you can hear me out

our arguments brought all our problems
to a brand new light
like differing opinions of
who's wrong and who is right
you never took it too far,
to that i can attest
you would be the better person
and, in fact, you were the best

but how did you suffer through
all the things i said to you?
just know that i'm not trying to win you back
'cause honestly, i don't deserve that
no truer words than these:
you deserve apologies
can you accept that i am sorry, please?

now this is my record
that's full of all these things
i really wish i could be saying
made up situations, i love situations
'cause they're pretty easy to play, so
just pretend that it's the sound
of my heart breaking.

oh, how did you suffer through
all the things i said to you?
just know that i'm not trying to win you back
'cause honestly, i don't deserve that
no truer words than these:
you deserve apologies
can you accept that i am sorry, please?

can you accept that i am sorry, please?

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from All the Time, Forever, released February 2, 2010
me, ukulele
me, technobleeps
me, rock
me, vocals

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