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I've spent the last few days,
trying to find new ways to hate you.
Hoping that it would make this easier.
'Cause I was living for the moments
we were together.
But now I'm finding that you were
never good enough
for the plastic walls you're throwing up.
Nothing will ever be good enough.
Did you take the time?
Did you take the time
to think it over?
Are you sleeping sound tonight?
Are you sleeping sound tonight?
I can't enjoy my time,
wishing that you were someone different.
Loving me for who I want to be.
'Cause I was living for the moments
we were together.
But now I'm finding that you were
never good enough
for the plastic walls you're throwing up.
Nothing will ever be good enough.
Take it or leave it.
Take it or leave it.
Take me or leave me.
If these words ever mean a thing,
I'll know you're here tonight.
As long as your feelings remain while I'm away.
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The summer heat
Faded quickly as we drove
Out of the sunshine.
We made a pact never to
Go back to when it was
Just you alone,
And my heart cold as stone.
Now that it’s fallen apart,
Let’s start over.
Baby this time,
We’re using bricks instead of sand.
On the beach where we left our dignity,
You’ll never find me.
You’ll never find me.
That night under Friday night lights
I knew you were trouble.
I was there on the double.
My strings were so easy to pull.
I’ve run away from everything that
Reminds me of you.
Maybe if we’re quiet,
They’ll never see us.
Maybe if we’re quiet,
They’ll never see us.
Maybe if we’re quiet,
Maybe if we’re quiet.
Let’s hope they never see us.
Now that it’s fallen apart,
Let’s start over.
Baby this time,
We’re using bricks instead of sand.
On the beach where we left our dignity,
You’ll never find me.
You’ll never find me.
Maybe if we’re quiet,
They’ll never see us.
Maybe if we’re quiet.
Now that it’s fallen apart,
Let’s start over.
Baby this time,
We’re using bricks instead of sand.
On the beach where we left our dignity,
You’ll never find me.
You’ll never find me.
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Hideout
04:05
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