Tomorrow's Company

by Remember Dawn

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It always tortures me, tomorrow's company
How long will I be free?
I just want to believe, tomorrow's company
is what my eyes see.
What do my eyes see?

I'm asking me about today and how I'm getting by,
every single time I think, "this has got to run dry"
That past is over, right now I think I'm fine.
But I can't help thinking I could lose everything that's mine.
I need mental security to prove me that I'm wrong,
cause there's another virus, my immunity is gone.
I'm exposed to a threat, and the danger is myself,
this is a civil war and I have no strength left.

How do I fear what I can't see, an invisible enemy
Nothing to base my next move on except blurry unclarity.
It's from the future, so how did it make it's way to now?
Something traveled back in time to play for me a broken sound.
I tried to block it out, covered my ears, it's too loud.
Taking over what I feel, anxiety is all I've found.
I'm tired of the gritting sound so take my hearing from me now.
Anything is better than to have to hear what it's about.

Tell me something that is new.
Everything you say is true.
Why can't I tell otherwise?
Why am I my own demise?

Tomorrow's company it always tortures me.
It always tortures me.

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released July 9, 2017
Written by: Mario & Ryan
Artwork by: Katie Trivino
Instrumental: Ryan
Vocals By: Mario

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