| No one is going to wait for me
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| The useless boy so lost and afraid
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| Now I need to numb the endless pain
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| Ever since you left things just aren’t the same
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| You were the pill that was stuck in my throat
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| Never around when I needed you most
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| Do we take this resentment to our unmarked graves?
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| Bitter goodbyes, we left things in lies and mistakes that we made
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| Lost touch, it’s been so long since we caught up. |
| (We caught up)
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| The life we left behind, has crossed my mind all the time
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| Was it all just too much?
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| 'Cause we’re losing touch
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| A silhouette you won’t take shape to
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| What’s worse than to say farewell
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| To a friend in a casket they made all by themselves
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| I didn’t want to be the nail in your heel
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| Or the itch on your back you always feel
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| Your lips move so fast, when you speak of our past
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| Did you forget the part where we couldn’t make this last?
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| I don’t know how it got this bad
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| Was it wrong to leave and not forgive?
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| But look at all the damage you did, from backhanded compliments
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| So please understand, I left home to find my place in life
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| Lost touch, it’s been so long since we caught up. |
| (We caught up)
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| The life we left behind, has crossed my mind all the time
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| Was it all just too much?
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| 'Cause we’re losing touch
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| A silhouette you won’t take shape to
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| What’s worse than to say farewell
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| To a friend in a casket they made all by themselves
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| Made all by themselves
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| Made all by themselves
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| Made all by themselves
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| I’m not one to think of salvation
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| With people like you, so complacent
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| I know I’ll never be the one you missed
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| So I’ll step back to try and erase this
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| It’s so difficult to be honest with yourself
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| Leaving you with a piece of mind, it’s closure that I hope to find
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| And this broken head heard every word you said
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| Maybe one day I’ll learn from it, all the lies and the hate you spit
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| And I gave it all up, to be used as just a crutch
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| When it rained, it poured, we had planned for so much more |