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Fuck You, I Love You
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I heard you lost your way for breaking all the rules that should never have been made. Everybody prays and prays when you're the last one who needs to be saved.
Every night, I know you still wonder why you're the only one never welcome home. Every night, you pay for someone else's crimes for never believing all the lies we've been told.
I wish that I could say that your glory days weren't generations away. But we both know, you've got a long road, so keep your hopes and dreams in tow.
Every night, I know you still wonder why you're the only one never welcome home. Every night, you pay for someone else's crimes for never believing all the lies we've been told.
Some people try with all their might to keep our world in black and white. Some people sure as hell put up a fight, but that doesn't mean they're ever right.
Winter's always colder when you have no one left to hold. But does it really matter who's the one that keeps you warm?
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