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The Difference

from Caught Up In Everything by High Wire

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Intro
This is my year
I think that change is best if my worst becomes better and I fear
That I've ruined another chance that we could be together

Verse 1
Lesson learned
I'll never try this again
It's never enough if you don't see the difference
If tables turned
What would you have done instead
We'll never know
Cause I don't make a difference

Verse 2
I built it up Just to watch it all fall again
I'll never know coz I can never make amends
I guess this was a waste of time
Did I even cross your mind

Chorus
This is my year
I think that change is for the best if my worst becomes better and I fear That I've ruined another chance that we could be together

Bridge
I have to think this was just means to an end
I'm not giving up I'm finding the best in something
Lesson learned I'll never try this again
It's never enough if you can't see the difference
I guess this was a waste of time
Did I even cross your mind
I guess this was a waste of time
Did I even cross your fucking mind

Chorus x2
This is my year
I think that change is for the best if my worst becomes better and I fear That I've ruined another chance that we could be together (my dear)

Outro
Lesson learned
I'll never try this again
It's never enough if you don't see the difference
If tables turned
What would you have done instead
We'll never know
Cause I don't make a difference

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from Caught Up In Everything, released October 16, 2015

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Lead Vocals, Guitar: Mark Nussle

Lead Vocals, Bass: Cameron Jones

Guitar: Chris Rymer

Drums, Vocals: Joe Corson

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