Alone, Jane?
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Alone, Jane?
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Tell yourself you’re not alone, jane
He’s calling you
So far away he's crying out your name
Rochester, where are you?
Clear the mist from out of your head
Try to think right back to when you said
“Sir, I will not be yours”
Will you go running back again?
I think I heard your heart longing
To be alone
And find your own way home
He speaks of her with so much disdain
That fearful hag
The wife who could not help what she became
Hate can drive you crazy
Tell yourself your not alone, jane
Life is here and now and will remain
Is this what you wanted?
Will you go running back again?
I think I heard your heart longing
To be alone
And find your own way home
Writer, how could you forgive him?
Tell me why I’m never happy after a happy ever after
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