| The clock on the wall, it never stops ticking
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| It feels almost new but I’ve been here before
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| I wait for your call but it’s never coming
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| And I’m always running away
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| Sick of «God has a plan»
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| Things happen for a reason
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| It feels so unfair that it happened this way
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| The clock on the wall, it never stops ticking
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| But your time was cut short
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| I’ve been seeing your face in the steady glow
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| Of the torch I hold
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| As your flame just burned out so
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| So suddenly
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| We said no goodbyes
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| The last thing you told me was
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| See you next month, when the leaves start to fall
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| I know that you’re gone, I can’t help but wonder
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| If you could still hear me now
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| The funeral home
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| The man at the podium, he said «Jesus saves»
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| But what did he save you from?
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| No goodbyes
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| The last words you told me are ringing in my head
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| I’ve been seeing your face in the steady glow
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| Of the torch I hold
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| But your flame just burned out so
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| 'Cause your flame just burned out so
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| So suddenly
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| I’d got back to your house on Main
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| But I don’t wanna relive all the pain
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| It’s been two years since you left on that September day
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| I take care of your guitars and your radio collection
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| Promise it’s in loving hands
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| Two years, I still think about you everyday
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| The clock on the wall, it never stops ticking
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| It feels almost new but I’ve been here before
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| I wait for your call but it’s never coming
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| And I’m always running away
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| Yeah, I’m always running away
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| I’ve been seeing your face in the steady glow
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| Of the torch I hold
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| But your flame just burned out so
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| Are you at the top of the world
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| Or the back of my mind?
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| But your flame just burned out so
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| And your flame just burned out so
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| Suddenly
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| So suddenly |