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Ageing Superhero lyrics
Every time I think of growing up
I find out that I just slipped back, I got it all wrong
You know I feel younger than I did
When I was younger on a backwards track
I thought by now I could have figured it all out
Instead I'm further back
Feels kinda stupid but I feel 16 in my head
But I guess, it's only 5 years back
But I won't see the signs, it took so long
But you were always on my mind, yeah
For all the times I've tried
To take a little time out for myself
I'm just growing all alone again
But I find in my mind that I'm not
Time is running out
And I just want to say I'm sorry now
Before I'm all alone again
And I'm broken and cold
The ageing superhero in me is tired
Because he's lived too fast for too long
And he still longs to be inspired
I feel old, feel broke, feel cold
And I can't fight back, it sounds so stupid I
But it's gone, this train won't run
Guess, it must be the track
But I won't see the signs, it took so long
But you were always on my mind, yeah
For all the times I've tried
To take a little time out for myself
I'm just growing all alone again
But I find in my mind that I'm not
Time is running out
And I just want to say I'm sorry now
Before I'm all alone again
And I'm broken and cold
But I won't see the signs, it took so long
But you were always on my mind, yeah
For all the times I've tried
To take a little time out for myself
I'm just growing all alone again
But I find in my mind that I'm not
Time is running out
And I just want to say I'm sorry now
Before I'm all alone again
And I'm broken and cold
The ageing superhero in me is tired
Because he's lived too fast for too long
And he still longs to be inspired
Part of these releases
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- Track 16 on Hand Built by Robots
- 15 Face
- 17 Lullaby
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- Track 2 on Dream Catch Me
- 1 Dream Catch Me
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