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Lost & Found
02:30
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I haven't been yours
In a very, very long time
But you have trouble letting go
And my hand's not yours to hold anymore
I smile knowing
I'm a constant distraction
In your every day life
I'm so sorry I can't find
The girl I used to be
I can't read lips
Unless they are on mine
So please stop whispering to me
Your words have been empty for a while
I smile knowing
I'm a constant distraction
In your every day life
I'm so sorry I can't find
The girl I used to be
I still recall
The nights I spent crying over you
Now your heart's holding on
While mine is letting go
I smile knowing
I'm a constant distraction
In your every day life
I'm so sorry I can't find
The girl I used to be
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2. |
Despite the Silence
03:13
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I know we'd both like to forget
Forget everything that's happened
But we're strangers
Strangers with a past
I don't know you
I don't miss you
I wouldn't mind if it rained all day
Because I've got the biggest umbrella that you've ever seen
You break promises just because you can
I don't know you
I don't miss you
I'm okay with being unimpressive
It helps me to sleep better
When I'm stuck with nothing to say
Despite the silence well I think that's okay
I wouldn't mind if it rained all day
Because I've got the biggest umbrella that you've ever seen
You break promises just because you can
I don't know you and I think I'm okay
Despite the silence well I don't miss you
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Obligations
06:29
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Maybe I need a trip
Maybe I can lose myself there
I'll sit in cheap restaurants with crappy coffee and lonely waitresses
They'll welcome me in
And I'll sit there
But I'll stop to think
That it's been several days And I really should get going
I really should get back to my job
I really should get back to my life
I really should get going
These interstates and roads
They don't mean too much to me
I'm not really trying to get back home
But your voice is still haunting me
I'm running away
Away from the mistakes that I made
And I've been driving for hours now
And I haven't figured out what from
I may stop to call
But I'm scared that you're gone too
My voice is shaky, sounds like a pay phone in the rain
When I'm struggling for words
And I'll stand there
And I'll stop to think
That it's been several days and I really should get going
I really should get back to my job
I really should get back to my life
I really should get going
I'm running away
Away from the mistakes that I made
And I've been driving for hours now
And I haven't figured out what from
I'm running away
Away from the mistakes that I made
And I've been driving for hours now
And I haven't figured out what from
I'm running away
Away from the mistakes that I made
And I've been driving for hours now
And I haven't figured out what from
No, I haven't figured out what from
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4. |
Where Do I Go From Here
04:20
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I never believed in much
But I believed in you
I know that was wrong
Because all of my trust is gone
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
In the winter when you left
I dreamt of your laugh
And woke up in tears
Cause you weren't coming back the same
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
I guess I'll wait patiently
And keep my lips sealed
I know I don't stand a chance
You only wanted a good friend
So what do I go when my heart is torn?
And no one else is quite stacking up
I can't focus cause all I see if you smiling at me
And maybe I don't want to give up
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
Where do I go from here?
It's been days, weeks, months, and years
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