5 Am
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5 Am
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It's 5 o'clock in the morning
And i give up on sleep
Life with a conscience
And i decide to walk away
So i find my possessions
And slide from your room
Ignore all regrets
I push myself into the street
I, i, i, i don't want to talk
I've said my piece
And i'll just go now
I would love to believe and be
Content to wait
With you again
At 6 o'clock in the morning
You'll awake all alone
And pause for a moment
To damn or bless me
As you wish
I, i, i, i don't want to talk
I've said my piece
And i'll just go now
I would love to believe and be
Content to wait
With you again
I agree it would never be right
And i'll just go now
And i'd love to believe
And i'd be content to wait with you again, again, again
I, i, i, i don't want to talk
I've said my piece
And i'll just go now
I would love to believe and be
Content to wait
With you again
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