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Lights
04:23
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Piece of paper crumpled on the floor
Your picture's hanging from the wall
We're all just stories in the end
I am walking slowly back and forth
You're storming right out of that door
My heart's never meant to mend
Said you'd never leave me, baby
Now I'm slowly bleeding, maybe
You should know that words can hurt so bad
Said I'd never miss you, baby
Guess I should've kissed you, maybe
That goodbye was longer than I guessed
I say don't let go
You say you know
You won't regret
(You never do, you're never wrong, you never fear you're not the one)
I said I'd be fine
This wasn't right
You let me go
(You never loved me, never cared, you only lied, you'd never dare)
Memories flashing in my mind
The way I felt that single night
The day you told me we were meant to be
Every line with no reply
And every word was just some lie
You told me to remind me I was weak
Said you'd do your best to make me
Feel special, guess that maybe
You don't know a thing about my heart
Said I'd open up and baby
Tried so hard to trust you, maybe
You should know that trusting is so hard
I say don't let go
You say you know
You won't regret
(You never do, you're never wrong, you never fear you're not the one)
I said I'd be fine
This wasn't right
You let me go
(You never loved me, never cared, you only lied, you'd never dare)
I tell you to leave me
But baby, you linger
In my heart
You are never gone
You broke all my dreams
And you make me believe
I was nothing
For you to hold on
Yeah yeah yeah
You don't know me
I say let me go
If you won't love
The one I am
You should be my past
Not meant to last
This is the end
Left me in the dark
I die inside
I'm all alone
Teardrops in my eyes
They are the lights
To guide me home
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