Time to Pretend (Outtake)

from Network Notes EP by Your Imaginary Friend

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A sea of faces, they scream your name
They rain their praises onto your frame
But the curtain is closing
and it's time to take your bow
step into the darkness as only you know how

It's time to pretend
that you don't want it
It's time to pretend
that you don't need it

And I've only just begun to learn
that these thoughts are valid and worth
the time it takes to spit them out
and reach your ears

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from Network Notes EP, released July 22, 2014
Additional backing vocals by Evan Jennings

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Here you'll find the occasional musical ramblings of one Ryan Johnston.

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