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lyrics

yes I am over you
can't you say the same for me
if you wanted too
I'm not who you thought I'd be
what was I to do
you never thought I'd leave
and abandon you
guess this all just falls on me

yes I am done with you
I never thought you'd leave
there's nothing left to prove
you and I could never be
I don't keep up with you
or your so called family
accept the fucking truth
this is how it's supposed to be

all these things you stop and talk about
I don't really care how it feels
what's the point in trying to figure out
what went wrong when the milk's already spilled
why expose yourself to anymore
pointless details better left concealed
it's been so real
you know I feel bad

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from These Songs Don't Know Me, released May 6, 2016

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