"There's No You in Focus" genre: Emo
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	CD: Salt on Fries   Label: Up to Zero Records Credits: Robert Watkins-Drums, Chris King-guitar, James Holland-guitar/vocals, George Hickman-vocals/bass/guitar/lyrics
	Story Behind the Song This song was actually first written quite some time ago, but has undergone a few changes since then. It was written while George was a temp at the Psychological Corporation and they had these HUGE inane motivational sayings hanging from the rafters such as "If we don't take care of our customer somebody else will" and "There's no I in team." A lot of it is about how commuting is very comparable to having your soul sucked out through a straw and it even touches on the cycular nature of life and shallowness of popular culture... Or not. Lyrics I should have known when I woke up that day That everything was on the verge of change I was approaching the cliff of an uncertain future But it didn't look so steep Plagued by thoughts too deep Drowning in the shallowness of the billboards around me Drowning in my car Predictability can only take you so far Day in and day out I've traveled this road so many times I could drive it with my eyes closed So I might as well Week in and week out There's no escaping this 9 to 5 I'm burning away in this vehicular hell But can you even tell I should have known when I slammed my car door That everything was on the verge of staying the same I was approaching the stop sign of impending doom But I was falling asleep It was time for a leap Of faith or the next closest thing on sale that week Dying in my car Accountability should only take you so far And I can't tell Where you end and I begin in this sea of cars And as far as I can tell We're not important and we never will be And life is saying oh well

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