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This Grudge ft. Rachel and Jeevan

from Tired, Inspired, Fired by Mike Dennis

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inspired by a lost love, a fresh start, new friends and the idea of acceptance.

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It's killing me to hold this grudge
but I see you in those dreams
and I'll never speak to you again.
No, I'll never speak to you again.
It's too much to carry with me
and she's so beautiful...

I still smile.
Yes, I still smile.

Lips crack. Eyes twitch.
Impact. Seismic.
Blinded. Bliss.
You won't ever rock a smile like this. You can't ever rock a smile like this.

Cheekbones. Eyebrows.
Slowly. Find out.
Is it foolish to resist?
You won't ever rock a smile like this. You can't ever rock a smile like this.

By the day. Better.
Find a way. Home.
Low cost. High risk.
You won't ever rock a smile like this. You can't ever rock a smile like this.

You and me. Never.
Some mistake there.
Parting's sweet kiss.
You won't ever rock a smile like this. You can't ever rock a smile like this.

I still smile.
Yes, I still smile.

Oh god, don't tell me she's had the best of me, the best of me.
She can't have had the best of me, the best of me.

I still smile.
Yes, I still smile.

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from Tired, Inspired, Fired, released February 1, 2013

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Mike Dennis is a classically-trained violinist and poet whose boyhood love of Run DMC, Beastie Boys and Gangstarr led him to create a unique kind of string-heavy hip hop music he refers to as Violinica.

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