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The Tragically Hip ~ Fight


We wake up different, rifle through our dreams Another placid day, ripples at the seams Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right? Or cause I don't wanna fight? So tangle-minded then so becalmed It's all so subway-grim and then it's gone Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right? Or cause I don't wanna fight? We get so weary, taking fish off hooks It's not as effortless as it may look Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right? Or cause I don't wanna fight? We lay down seething, smell our pillows burn And drift off to the place where you'd think we'd learn Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right? Or cause I don't wanna fight? I said, "I give" more free lyrics

We wake up different, rifle through our dreams
Another placid day, ripples at the seams

Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right?
Or cause I don't wanna fight?
So tangle-minded then so becalmed
It's all so subway-grim and then it's gone

Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right?
Or cause I don't wanna fight?
We get so weary, taking fish off hooks
It's not as effortless as it may look

Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right?
Or cause I don't wanna fight?
We lay down seething, smell our pillows burn
And drift off to the place where you'd think we'd learn

Do you think I bow out cause I think you're right?
Or cause I don't wanna fight?
I said, "I give"

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