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Easier
03:31
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I heard what you said about me the other night
and I know that you know it's not alright
but I can't escape this feeling, it's wrong
what took us so long?
what would you say if I asked you to run away with me,
understanding that it never gets easier?
nobody knew of our little secrets
making up for lost time and all of our past regrets
your actions spoke so loud, they left me deaf to all other sound
but I'm back to fight through the struggle of what fits together and what counts double
it's time to make this count, don't blink too much or you just might miss out
now when I look to the future I'll have nothing to lose
because I know there is no more me and you
and when I say that it's over, believe me, I'm fine
because I'm not the one wasting all of my time
all you should say when I, when I ask you to run away with me, is just forget me, then things will be easier
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Dumb Broad
03:47
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Lately I've been hearing your intentions
but I've never seen you act on them at all
I've been weary staring at my own reflection
what's it going to take to make you look and see what you're doing to me?
to love a lying lover, you must look into another perspective of the things you're holding close
it's not always easy to share with another everything you never wanted them to know
there are so many questions that you need to answer
like why I always feel like I don't matter to you
this pain is hurting like some sort of cancer
can you get this right, or don't you understand me?
and I am just in time to see who you really are
and that's just like you telling me exactly what I want to hear
let my false hopes go, let me give up now
because I know the first time the word sacrifice comes up, you'll be gone
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