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Progress
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progress
it's regress
a big mess
for us to clean
we can't even walk straight
rather dictate what each other dreams
what a clever scheme
all numb to the screams
we're all swimming upstream
it's got a common theme
progress
we're all blessed
with the promise
"you can breathe for free"
progress
just to impress
all to suppress
all that's underneath
what a clever scheme
all numb to the screams
we're all swimming upstream
it's got a common theme
progress
it's regress
all a big mess
more than you can see
progress
always half led by a big check
that is never seen
money's make believe
but nothing is for free
i still wanna dream
you can always dream
progress without regress
fix the mess of all we see
progress
need to express
how we get less than we ever need
always need a dream
yeah, we always need a dream
of progress
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Hillary Lowe Lexington, Kentucky
Singer/Songwriter/Musician in Lexington, KY. Thanks for visiting! All feedback is appreciated. Feel free to visit my twitter, see my youtube for additional music, or e-mail me at hillarylowemusic@gmail.com.
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