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Disconnection

from STAGNANT by Station Cases

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Jaded and out of touch.
Why is it that I can't relate with anyone or anything?
And with every step I fall 3 backwards,
I'm losing touch with how I think.
Maybe there's something missing in my life,
plug me so I feel real.
I just cant relate to anything
and I cant explain how I feel.

So why do I feel so disconnected ?
Is it me the one whose out of touch?
Maybe its me the one whose truly misdirected,
so run along and find me help.

Misdirected a disconnection,
I can't relate with what I see.
Everybody is living for attention,
I'm alone in this and you can't help me.
I've tried to put my thoughts into new perspectives
but I'm broken down and incomplete.
Everybody is living for someone else,
I can't stand what I see.

Was it my words or my actions that caused this misguided in fractions. To make you treat me like some sort of bad chemical reaction. You writhe from my touch, why do I pain you so much. Its empirical to my that my existence is a fucking crutch.

So tell me why do I feel so disconnected?
Is it me the one whose out of touch?
Maybe its me the one whose truly disconnected,
so run along and find me help.

Jaded and tortured no reason to care.

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from STAGNANT, released July 10, 2015

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Nate // Vox
Matt // Guitar
Christian // Guitar
Kyle // Bass
Woody // Drums

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