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Left something important, not sure what for
It felt like an apartment, but this time, no closed doors
Now my story’s open, whoever finds it next
Will hear all of the nuances that made those years the best
Maybe I’m lying to myself
Maybe I should’ve left it here
On the shelf where it belonged all this time
Now I know I’ll never find what happened next
I’ll never know what happened next
Time to start a new one
Time’s a charade, and life’s a parade
We’re all just bugs
Moving on, and moving up, say
I can’t stay in one place for long
And I forget to write it down
But the one time that I do, who finds out
Maybe I’m lying to myself
Maybe I should’ve left it here
On the shelf where it belonged all this time
Now I know I’ll never find what happened next
Never find what happened next
I’ll never know what happened
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2. |
From Me
02:20
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I thought I could die
Even when I wasn’t out to dry
I felt my hands on the back of my neck
Saying what you want from me?
And I can’t seem to find my way
No, I can’t seem to escape
Oh, what you want from me?
I can’t breathe
I can’t breathe
I can’t see the back of my eyes
When I face you lookin’ my way tonight
Tonight
And if I could only be myself for an hour or three
Not who you thought I should be
I can’t imagine
All that we had
And I can’t imagine
All that was said
I’m so glad
I’m so glad
Oh, I’m so glad
I’m so glad
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