Look How Far We've Come.

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Album Cautionary Tale. Look How Far We've Come Lyrics. One day, I won't be insane Won't play all their foolish games We all need to play For you to get yours and me to get my way Some days, I don't have the will For another run of the mill kinda day Sparing the change for your hearsay. Sayin look what we've become Drive me to drink or drive me to get a gun Then I'll be the chosen one For you break your back on a slip of the tongue Sayin look how far we've come  . Release Date January 15, 2016. Cautionary Tale Dylan LeBlanc.

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saying look at what we've become drive me to drink or drive me to get a gun better not be the chosen one for you break your back on a slip of the tongue saying look how far we've come. television selling this and that pretty women say "i wanna look like that" more than willing to pay all of that money, but he still won't stay little children hear your father scream every action like a puppet on a string the exact same way with all of your mind falling to prey.

Dylan LeBlanc's 2016 release Cautionary Tale has served as a soulful reminder of the fragility of modern existence and the resilience that resides in humanity, giving us strength to face another day from a fresh vantage point. The video for his latest single off the album, entitled Look How Far We've Come, feels both lonely and confident in LeBlanc's solitude as his introspective lyrics connect deep into listeners' souls. The song's cascading, twangy guitar riff mirrors the visuals as LeBlanc goes down a road of memories, not all of them good.