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Wrong Way, Ric

from Music For People by Commonwealth

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lyrics

Sometimes you call the things you'd rather not think about forgotten.
Sometimes it's hardest just to think at all.
Completely exhausted, I'm sweating through my sheets.
Too crazy to sleep, too lazy to leave.

So I'm singing to myself.
No, don't need no one else.
Whoa, it's not as sad as it sounds.
No, just driving around.

Traffic lanes are just paint on the ground.
Right way, wrong way - fuck it, no one's around.
I drove past a house for sale I used to party in.
I don't miss it, I don't need it, I got my own thing now.

Don't ride my ass, 'cause I don't know where I'm going.
Pass me by and let me enjoy just not knowing.

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from Music For People, track released October 4, 2013
Commonwealth assembled in Phoenixville, PA after a group of long-time friends, all seasoned in their own respective genres of music, attempted to melt down everything they’d learned into one project. Just a few months of practice together in early 2013 showed them that their experiment was something worth pursuing. Appealing to a broad audience while anchored by an indie-rock sound, Commonwealth stands by their mission since day one – Music for People.

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