1. |
you
03:46
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you keep on going to bed too late
why can't i escape
you keep on walking right through the door
why can't i ignore you
you can't seem to occupy your time when you're alone
i can't seem to occupy my life that i have known without you
you keep on coming into my head
what could i have said
you keep on showing up everywhere
i just can't compare
and this is all i think that i can take
that was my mistake
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2. |
in the wrong
03:49
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what did i expect to see in the wrong
don’t you know i’m sleeping all this time
i’m not okay
to feel this way
i don’t think
it’s gonna change
what did i expect to feel
and
what did i do wrong
what did i expect to lose
i’ve loved you far too long
girl you know you’re speaking too fast
don’t deny my words
this is passing all us by
and what am i to do
what more could i say to you
to make this feel so real
what did i accept as this
, just look what i have done
turn the pieces all around
, bring this place to life
you are haunting all my dreams
, why did we say goodbye
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