Tylenol and Fireball [revisited]

from What Makes This Place Worth Calling Our Home by Courtesy Drop

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I can't take these headaches
they're so needless
so exhausting
I'm only trying to be a better man
I didn't know it'd be this taxing
I'll pass on the pills and therapeutic sessions
I can fight through this on my own
I'm finding my way back to where I was before

Keeping my chin up high
walking tall
taking strides
I'm making this effort to better myself
I may need help or I may be fine
but either way it's just a matter of time
before I make it out and get all this weight off my shoulders

It's not the same as before
so don't take my hand
because all I know about where I'm going
is where I've been
But I know that I'm doing the best I can
and that the struggle's worth it in the end

I'm taking back what I used to say
because I can make it another day
and if I'm wrong
well at least I tried hard enough to die satisfied

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from What Makes This Place Worth Calling Our Home, released December 16, 2011

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