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A Lack Of Better Words
03:31
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You know I been catching on you're not as clever as you were.
It's always games I'm avoiding like the plague of loneliness that stings when we converse.
You're the apple of my eye I can see just fine
Toxic at the core and we're borderline perverse
You know it's getting old, it hurts.
You know
Never trust love if its just love
Don't be expressive if it's just because
You're lost and have a lack of better words
(I'd love to know where we were headed first)
Never take hearts just to break hearts.
And it's your play so please pick the part
Everything to prove you feel the hurt
(Everything to prove you feel the hurt)
Sleep deprived and half alive
It happens all the time
And there you are still waiting
Hanging on by every line
Let each moment intertwine
Words like stones carelessly used
While we brag about our wounds
(Chorus)
I can't cause I have had enough
I could but I have said it all
Faced now with what I've gotten
Embrace what I've been caught in
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