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from Set Sail, released 25 October 2008 
Josh Swain: vocals, guitar, mpc, bass 
Jordan Miller: vocals, guitar, keys 
Jon Ruff: scratches

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The Movement - Habit (Album - Set Sail)

Lyrics:
I don't want to fight anymore, can we stop this crying
We keep fighting this war, too many of us dying
We're all in this together right now, its time we ought to show it
To my brothers and sisters I call, its time to stop the fighting

Sometimes in life we feel so lost
Can't find our place where do we belong
Over the breaking point now move along
Must find the strength in ourselves carry on

I don't want to fight anymore, can we stop this crying
We keep fighting this war, too many of us dying
We're all in this together right now, its time we ought to show it
To my brothers and sisters I call, we got to stop the fighting

These days are long when we've worked so hard
It ain't easy when were torn apart
Pressure's rising then we break down
I got to pick myself up off the ground

I don't want to fight anymore, can we stop this crying
We keep fighting this war, too many of us dying
We're all in this together right now, its time we ought to show it
To my brothers and sisters I call, we got to stop the fighting

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