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Are You Happy Now?

More Than You Think You Are

Unwell


I ate until my stomach turned
Drank until the room went sideways
Took what wasn't mine to take
And laughed fit to bust
There's a consolation in ruin
Maybe you’ll find it comforting
When you stop pretending virtue
Means a goddamn thing

The body wants what the body wants
And the body wants it all
We're all rotting anyway
Might as well rot full

This is the feast at the end of the world
Where the sinners and the saints all dine
Pass the wine, pass the flesh, pass the poison
We're all running out of time

Met a girl who said she'd save me
I corrupted her by Tuesday
Now she's stealing from her father
Before she ups and runs away
There's a certain kind of freedom
In doing what you will
A wolf doesn't apologize
For eating what it kills

The body wants what the body wants
And the body wants it all
We're all rotting anyway
Might as well rot full

This is the feast at the end of the world
Where the gluttons and the saints all dine
Pass the wine, pass the flesh, pass the poison
We're all running out of time

This is the feast at the end of the world
Where the sinners and the saints all dine
Pass the wine, pass the flesh, pass the poison
We're all running out of time

We were always running out of time
Yeah, we were always out of time
Always out of time...

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Rob Thomas has been one of modern music’s most compelling and commercially successful artists for well over a decade – between Matchbox Twenty, his solo work, and his various collaborations with iconic artists like Santana, Mick Jagger and Willie Nelson, his tally now stands at more than 80 million albums sold worldwide. Arguably the most accomplished singer/songwriter of his generation, it all comes back to the creative source for Rob. As he says with typical understatement, “I’m a guy who hears songs in his head, and I have to write them down, and I have to get them out. I’m just lucky enough that I can make it my life’s work.”

Lonely No More

Rob Thomas

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