Oh, Yeah, See
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Oh, Yeah, See
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I'm sinking deeper to the bottom of my mattress
Waiting for a sign from you, or something
I can't believe that I even had to ask this
What are you waiting for?
And I believed in you
More than you believed in you and me
We were meant to fall apart
Oh yeah, see I saw it from the start
So why do you still break my heart?
I had a dream that you still liked to lay nex t to me
Now and then, and we never stopped talking
I can't believe that you ruined such a good thing
What were you hoping for?
And I believed in you
More than you believed in you and me
We were meant to fall apart
Oh yeah, see I saw it from the start
So why do you still break my heart?
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