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40 Years

from Sturm und Drang by tuttle

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lyrics

I'm here to help
But I'm not helping
I'm here to please
But I'm not pleasing anyone
Anyone

Sometimes I feel
Like a hollow ball
Filled with nothing
And just rolling on
and on

40 years of learning
And I don't know a thing
Filled with knowledge
But I'm atrophied within

40 years of learning
And I've just realised
40 years to go
There ain't no prize

I need some help
But no one's helping
I'm on my knees
Begging, please
Please please please

Sometimes I feel like
Nothing at all
Looking forwards
Looking backwards
And I can't tell
Which way I'm looking at all

40 years of learning
And I don't know a thing
Filled with knowledge
But I'm atrophied within

40 years of learning
And I've just realised
40 years to go
There ain't no prize

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from Sturm und Drang, released January 24, 2015

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tuttle England, UK

Tuttle is singer-songwriter Clayton J Elliott. Originally from Australia, he is now based in South-West England.

Tuttle is inspired by everything from PJ Harvey, Daniel Johnston, Mark Lanegan, Australian rock, Anti-folk, blues and more. ... more

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