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I've had my frustrations about the pains of daily life
I've tasted degradation and found the lace and candle light
But we have the weights, we have the measures of our days and nights
I've had my frustrations, but now, I've found my place
And you will make it
But only if you run
These lonely dedications I've found, they bring me peace and light
When three-fold applications of doubt surround my fate, you might say
We have the weights, we have to wage an assault on what it is
'Cause harmless medications abound, and you're not sick
You will make it
But only if you run
Surprise
Surprise
Surprise
Surprise
You will make it
But only if you run
I've tasted degradation and found the lace and candle light
But we have the weights, we have the measures of our days and nights
I've had my frustrations, but now, I've found my place
And you will make it
But only if you run
These lonely dedications I've found, they bring me peace and light
When three-fold applications of doubt surround my fate, you might say
We have the weights, we have to wage an assault on what it is
'Cause harmless medications abound, and you're not sick
You will make it
But only if you run
Surprise
Surprise
Surprise
Surprise
You will make it
But only if you run
Lyrics submitted by Treefinger
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Don't get the gay vibe at all, would imagine you're pushing your own agenda there.
More likely to be about over medication of people so say "depressed" and the crazy amount of kids diagnosed with ADHD and on Ritalin, they're just fucking kids.
"I've had my frustrations about the pains of daily life" Opening line says it all = Life sucks = Depression. Doesn't mean you have to go on mood "stabilising" drugs. I think the word suppression might be a better word.
Well to make a comparison.<br /> <br /> When my sister gave birth to her first child she went into a birth depression. The first doctor she met (a female i might add) wanted to put her on pills right away. My sister being the type she is flat out refused of course and wanted a second opinion. The second doctor she went to (a dude i might add) told her that it was pretty normal, and while she may have been a little depressed (which is pretty common in my family, but never anything serious really, just taking to much to bloody serious all the time) all he recommended was that she came in to have a few talks with him over a small period and take it from there. That was about 2 months or so ago and she had her last session not long ago. All she has left is the checkup appointment a few months from now, but she manages just fine.<br /> <br /> Basically, we all have our daily issues that we need to cope with. Just because some prove to hard to deal with on the spot doesn't mean we have to start hopping drugs to keep us sane, personally i think most people take to many as it is.