Never Believe
from The Good For Naughts by James Murray and The Good For Naughts
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lyrics
I still remember the day when they pulled me aside
Whispered don't set your sights too high son cause your difference is something to hide
So on some nights I lie awake
And on others I don't
On the nights that I don't I sit up and I calculate time that I've lost
But I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of it
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
So there's two people I've become
One named sick, one named tired
When those two boys unite to be one
His name is hope and desire
On the day that that happens love
That the first night I sleep
On the day that that happens love
I tell you I will be something to see
But I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of it
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
But It's only a matter of time
'til I make you admit it, you that you said it
I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of shit
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
Whispered don't set your sights too high son cause your difference is something to hide
So on some nights I lie awake
And on others I don't
On the nights that I don't I sit up and I calculate time that I've lost
But I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of it
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
So there's two people I've become
One named sick, one named tired
When those two boys unite to be one
His name is hope and desire
On the day that that happens love
That the first night I sleep
On the day that that happens love
I tell you I will be something to see
But I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of it
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
But It's only a matter of time
'til I make you admit it, you that you said it
I never believed it
No I never believed it
I could be sick, I could be dying
But I'd still make you admit that you're so full of shit
Cause I never believed it
Not a word of it
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from The Good For Naughts,
released May 1, 2011
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James Murray and The Good For Naughts Toronto, Ontario
James Murray and The Good For Naughts is a folk and alt-country band led by songwriter James Murray from Guelph, Kitchener and Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
discography
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Nov 2013 -
Jun 2013 -
May 2011 -
Oct 2012
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