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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Our course is coarsely plotted
On a map of shoddy dreams
But hindsight will reveal
Time's moving faster than it seems
Maybe I'm just selfish
'Cause I've got nothing left to give
I'm still a foolish boy
I've got a lifetime left to live
[pre-Chorus]
I was swinging like a madman
Not quite sure what I'd felled
And I might never understand
Exactly what it was I'd held
Now I watch the sun descending
From the weathered gravel roof
And I recall the sky [this guy?] once told me
That all lies lead to the truth
[Chorus]
So I'll look the other way
And I'll turn a deafened ear
And I'll talk of distant lands
Pretend I was never here
[Verse 2]
Reality beads on my skin
Like a slicker in the rain
About this track
"Madman" is a song by Thrice from the album Identity Crisis, released in 2000. The song was written by Dustin Kensrue, Eddie Breckenridge, Riley Breckenridge, Teppei Teranishi. It was produced by Paul Miner, Thrice.
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But now I feel it's soaking in
And I begin to feel the pain
I fight the urge to run to you
This is how it has to be
We've got to step away
Right now we're just too close to see
[pre-Chorus]
I was swinging like a madman
Not quite sure what I'd felled
And I might never understand
Exactly what it was I'd held
Now I watch the sun descending
From the weathered gravel roof
And I recall the sky [this guy?] once told me
That all lies lead to the truth
[Chorus]
So I'll look the other way
And I'll turn a deafened ear
And I'll talk of distant lands
Pretend I was never here
And I'll look the other way
And I'll turn a deafened ear
And I'll talk of distant lands
Pretend I was never here
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