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Thank you for Breaking up with me
Is there a place you can take your heart
Get it fixed. A place where broken lovers go
That letter I wrote taking all the blame
I take it back ’cause you’re not the same
I cried some nights, shouted not again
In the end you let us go
A monkey wrench I’ve thrown that before
The truth be told
I just wasn’t sure
Before you leave, before you go
I want to say a thing or two
And tell you that to me I must be true
And so to you I must say
A thing or two about you
I wana thank you for breaking up with me ….
You said come back, then you changed your mind
Met someone. Didn’t waste your time
I hurt you once, so you hurt me back
I hurt you twice, now I can’t come back
Now I understand how our hearts can say
Things like love is war when its torn apart
Before you leave, before you go
I want to say a thing or two
And tell you that to me I must be true
And so to you I must say
A thing or two about you
I wana thank you for breaking up with me …..
I wana Thank you….
Is there a place.. You can take your heart..
Get it fixed..A place where broken lovers go..
where broken lovers go, where…
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I'm Tired
03:35
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I’m Tired
I’m tired
Of holding up… the back end
When there’s nothing to hold up
It’s only you… It’s only you…….
There’s a difference, between what you think
You should do…and what you really want
When you don’t have to
But you think you should
The shackles are your own
And only you get to look back
The shackles are your own
And only you get to look back
When its all done
And you gave it all away
For what never was and that person is gone,
For what never was….
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See you again
04:21
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Nobody wants to die
04:54
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Still a clown
05:29
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