1. |
each time
02:55
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i don't wanna regret not feeling worth it
i don't wanna pretend i have control over what can happen
each time might be the last time
i don't want this anymore
the feeling so familiar
the weight we carry hurts us more
than others do sometimes
each time might be the last time
you could change your mind
this could go away
i'd be left again with a longing for something i could have made
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2. |
each interlude
01:13
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3. |
tears
02:40
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tears on my guitar again
singing every sad song i know
i guess it's better than where i was before
staring out the window
i'm high above the ground
all alone except the voices in my head
i wish someone would fill this space instead
it's better than where i was before
it's better than who i was before
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4. |
sea
02:03
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5. |
let go
03:08
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my heart is breaking
and you're not even here to save me
my heart is aching for you
more than i care to admit to myself
sometimes i try to run and hide
and sometimes i keep myself up at night
not telling anyone how i really feel
or what's going on inside but i try
i have a tendency to want this to end
i have a tendency to not want to see you again
but i can't express it so i just leave it
and pretend to let it go but you know
in time i'll try to find my life
in time i'll try to find my way back
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