1. |
Closure
02:05
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Unaware that I was distant, but you weren't far
Unaware that I've been distant, but you weren't far away
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2. |
Savannah
02:32
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In denial
You never see things both ways
I swear that we've been here
A way for you to condemn me
I am worlds away from you
We try to hold on, but the message is clearer each day
Then you try to convince me
The many ways you say this
And I was too jaded to care
Please just let me know if there's a way out
Wondering for miles into an ocean of guilt
Did you try to be safe when you were advantaged
Leaving me alone just to get better
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3. |
Come Around
04:24
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Left with a new embrace
Twenty years too late
The pain came in waves
Went too far
She goes through every night with fake smiles and white lies
Hide the shame, pretend there's no regret
She's all the way down
This time it feels like breaking
I'm waiting for you to come around, if you care
Please say the words, I'll forget you left me
You could not resist to interact, could you
If you care, then just say
It's just like last time, it's all the same
Overdue with me, in the way
Is this like last time
Please decide, you must do
I'll meet you in the end
Is this the last time
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