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Subtle Ticks

from Singles by Nativ

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lyrics

With patience wearing thin
And subtle ticks of their hands are creeping in,
We carry on
Value dismissed while trouble comes

Are you listening now when I say that I am overworked?
And I've been
I've been dragging along just to cash this check

Eyes over shoulders to ensure the ethic
But I'm still holding it in
No remorse to confirm the fact that colder minds exist

With patience wearing thin
And subtle ticks of their hands are creeping in,
We carry on
Value dismissed while trouble comes

Are you listening now when I say that I am overworked?
And I've been, I've been dragging along just to cash this check
You would never believe the words that rest at the tip of my tongue
So I'll keep holding them in just to cash this check

Respect is lost so we must establish it
To work as one towards the closure of the establishment
'Cause I am the epitome of under appreciated
And I am the definition of a packaged and paid for man

Give yourself! Give yourself to them!
Give them hell! Give them hell from within!
Are you listening now?
Are you listening now?

Are you listening now when I say that I am overworked?
And I've been, I've been dragging along just to cash this check
You would never believe the words that rest at the tip of my tongue
So I'll keep holding them in just to cash this check

Eyes over shoulders to ensure the ethic
But I'm still holding it in
No remorse to confirm the fact that colder minds exist

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from Singles, released October 29, 2016

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