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Make It Right

from Shelters by Village On Yarn

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Driving for days
Calculating all the ways
I blew my cash on careless things I never used
And forced to face
My reddened books
Perhaps the words of saints and crooks
Could give me wisdom which would bring me back to you
But they go blabbering
I was the one who chased
I was the one defaced
Fires for folly wait
Stand by the sulfur gate

Take everything you need
They had it coming to them, their greed and blindness make them think the world revolves around them

Make it right
There’s a chance that it will work next time

Excuse my confidence
But I’ve seen a many man turn from the way they swore and said was true
Rejecting righteousness and more inclined to do the things they swore and said would never do
Fighting infinity
Everyone makes mistakes
Some give and others take
It’s just what I deserve for walking though this earth
Though fellow man forsake
Say Mrs. Melancholy. You may have seen the world but have you aided anybody?

Make it right

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from Shelters, released April 7, 2012

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