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Reckless
04:49
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Stayed
04:17
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Stayed
So you say you’re not sure
Like I am some sort stranger you haven’t got to know before
When my gut said you weren’t in it
You said stay we are really not that different
So I stayed here with you
Oh I stayed here with you
I have been studying you at all angles
Pretty sure I’d ace the test
And I came along for the ride
But you’re leaving but you haven’t left just yet
And I can see the smoke clouds on the edge of town
While I am hanging round
While I am hanging round here waiting on you
You don’t believe in me now
Well I guess you should just walk away
All those years you kept pretending that we weren’t different so I’d stay
But now it’s gotten to hard and you’re just gonna walk away
While I stayed here with you
While I stayed here with you
Battered down the hatches we were all in
For the good, the bad, the indifferent
I never quite lost site of what could have been
But my backs against the wall
cause you won’t let me in
You don’t believe in me now
Well I guess you should just walk away
All those years you kept pretending we weren’t different so I’d stay
But now its gotten to hard and you’re just gonna walk away
While I stayed here with you,
Oh while I stayed here, with you.
I guess we are just different, different, me and you.
I guess we are just different, different, me and you.
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Look
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